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Mike said –
<div>“I'm usually pretty amazed that very complicated stuff on the scope actually all ends up "sounding kinda like pwm").”</div>
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<div>Indeed!!! Back in 1972 with Walsh functions I had a beautiful row of Xmas trees on the scope and supposed that the audio would be stunning as well: - - sounded basically like PWM! Lesson (No. 2) learned. It’s the SPECTRUM that we HEAR! </div>
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<div>Lesson No. 1 was that all perfectly periodic waveforms are equally boring. A dynamic spectrum (e.g., VCF) and/or purposeful animation is required. Moog "Complexity and Dynamics".</div>
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<div>-Bernie</div>
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