> > * WT-sound with pulse/freq/ring modulation on top. The modulator must be > > able> > > to know the notes' frequencies (e.g. to modulate with the same frequency). > > Doable with my new synth that I'm working on right now. Wavetable > synthesis with modulations is what it's all about. If you can switch between the waveforms by interpolation (read below), than it's 1 point for you.
> Also doable with triple oscillator as you can load custom waveforms into > triple osc oscs. Load up the waveforms you want and modulate them > however you want. My new synth just makes it easier since it comes with > wavegraphs. Also it provides ring modulation and some other neat stuff. You can of course change the waveform from square to sine or to saw, by just pressing the button. But what I mean is switching between them by a kind of useful interpolation (e.g. LP1-ing a saw slowly until it gets a sine). > > * Anything ZASF can not do (e.g. WT-sound, vibed sound) followed by a > > good > > > > portamento (e.g. with bandwidth knob or different ways the portamento > > increases). > > What does bandwidth have to do with portamento? In any case, you can a) > emulate portamento with per-note pitch bends, or b) use LB302 with slide > enabled, and use Waveshaper to modify the waveshape to whatever you want. Oh, I meant threshold knob. Sorry... For the pitch, of course, you can modulate it, but this is going to be extremely much work, so it seems unrealistic to me. LB302 can not do "anything ZASF can't do": no WT sounds and no vibed sounds. > > * Vibed sound, where the basic waveform is a triangle, which is being > > > > modulated from linear increase (of the saw) to exponential and back. > > Use vibed with triangle waveform, modify waveform with waveshaper to > exponential, mix between linear/exp by sliding the waveshaper w/d knob. If I click on the question mark in Vibed, it shows an open file dialog. How can I set Vibed's waveform to something waveshaper put out? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Learn Graph Databases - Download FREE O'Reilly Book "Graph Databases" is the definitive new guide to graph databases and their applications. Written by three acclaimed leaders in the field, this first edition is now available. Download your free book today! http://p.sf.net/sfu/13534_NeoTech _______________________________________________ LMMS-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lmms-devel
