[Re: UNFAIR LFO voltage?]
Scott Gravenhorst
chordman at flash.net
Tue May 18 16:25:24 CEST 1999
Does it really matter what a non electronic / synth instrument does
or is capable of modulation wise? Certainly, it is valuable to study
this, but an LFO can have an output stage with _adjustable_
amplitude, phase reversal, and offset to allow
the "patcher" to create whatever effect is desired. This kind of
modulation source would allow for more _or_ less "natural" kinds
of modulation. But more to the point, I think it's good that it
can be non-natural. After all, if I want a guitar sound, well, I
pick up a guitar... Electronics lends itself so well to making things
"adjustable". That's one reason why it's fun, eh? So add another knob.
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