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let you apply modulation to the VCO1 oscillators with
the LFO1 and other waves.
I'm not sure if the lfo affects the pulse with or not ...
the sync master slave fm relationship is kinda hard to understand and I think these are great questions.
I need to read the manual myself to get more of an understanding i guess... but I usually just mess about and find a sound im looking for....
or i guess i just think of it as a 2 op fm synth, the master slave thing in oscillator one is weird at first
On Sat, Dec 21, 2013 at 11:02 AM, <jim.alciere@...> wrote:Thank you everyone.
Per Sound on Sound magazine: When two oscillators are hard-synchronised, the pitch of the output is equal to the pitch of the master. Is this how it works on the AN1X?
Also per SOS: When two oscillators are hard-synchronised, then if the master frequency is lower than the slave frequency, changing the pitch of the slave changes the timbre of the output. Is that how it works on the AN1X?
So VCO1 is the master osc. If I want vibrato, in sync mode, I would choose fm to affect the master. If I want timbre variation, I would choose fm to affect the slave osc?. So what does the sync mod switch do?
Also, do I need to do anything different if I want the LFO to affect the pulse width of VCO 1?
I didn't see anywhere that the slave osc was a sine wave. Good job finding that out.
Jimmy