[sdiy] Electronotes, op-amp substitution, thru-zero oscillator...
Grant Richter
grichter at asapnet.net
Fri Jan 13 07:54:07 CET 2006
> Please clarify for me, in case I'm misunderstanding but - don't you
> have to build a through-zero VCO, if you wish to do TRUE FM
> synthesis??
I don't care about the mathematics of rotating vectors.
Is the sound improvement that dramatic to be worth the added cost for
a regular audio VCO?
I know it is good for frequency shifters and LFOs. Proved that to
myself.
I can't hear any significant difference between thru-zero and not
thru-zero FM. It just sounds like FM to me.
Virtually every modulation process produces sidebands. AM, Ring Mod, FM
I mean, so what if the sidebands are 6 dB louder or whatever, why is
this a big deal?
Are the sounds so much more musically significant or what?
Am I missing something? Or is this just chasing a theoretical ghost
down a money hole?
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