Hi Jimmy !
I guess it's the waveform of the 2nd oscillator...
The first VCO "trigs" the other at each period.
FM is different, there is a modulation of the second waveform by the first, giving birth to the complex and evolving waveforms found on early "FM" synths such as the iconic DX series.
Cheers.
J.F.
I guess it's the waveform of the 2nd oscillator...
The first VCO "trigs" the other at each period.
FM is different, there is a modulation of the second waveform by the first, giving birth to the complex and evolving waveforms found on early "FM" synths such as the iconic DX series.
Cheers.
J.F.
On 20/12/2013 13:38, jim.alciere@... wrote:
I should know this: when I use Osc Sync, I know what the master waveform is, it's whatever I choose for vco 1. How do I know what the slave osc waveform is?
Thank you.
Jimmy
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