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[Martin Czech]

> > Nearly all machines have keyboards (or midi) and allow modulation ONLY by
> > envelopes or lfos.
> 
> Fortunately, that's not true. MIDI instruments can be modulated by MIDI
> controllers. The early ones were limited in this aspect, but the newer
> aren't. If modulation wasn't possible with MIDI controllers like with
> envelope generators a Wind Controller wouldn't make much sense.
> 


???

The TG77 has anbout 1200 parameters.
How many can be controlled without sysex?
For 6 operators one could step back to 12 Parameters:
frequency and amplitude.

But in reality you have ONLY modulation, this can be routet
to operator output amplitude only.

This is limiting.

And I think other machines are NOT much better.

> 
> > It would
> > be possible to store these however, since a few GB don't cost much
> > today.
> 
> Gigabytes for modulation data? 
> 

You see it from your controller perspective.
But I don't want a controller. 
I want to draw (or type) any modulation I want,
and it should go as fast as audio waves go,
bandwidth 20kHz.

This would be resonable and could yield very interesting
effects.

But I think there is no hardware and no software to 
do this, except C-Sound or directly C or BASIC or whatever.

m.c.