what your saying is true but im not talking about pulse width
modulation in this case. don't forget that my vco2 is a sine wave and
because of that the pmod depth acts as x-mod (cross modulation)
not pulse width modulation like the other waveforms.
anyway, that's a cool tip on the funky vibrato!
thanks anyway,
elektro dan.
--- In AN1x-list@y..., alciere@m... wrote:
> pmod is not the same as pwm (pulse width mod). Pmod gives you that
> Bernie Worrell P Funk ginky vibrato when you turn the mod wheel.It's
> a frequency modification meaning an lfo (low frequency oscillator)
> varies the pitch of the note.. Pulse width modification uses an lfo
> to change the width of the square wave, giving it a more nasal
sound.
> You can set the pwm to 0 and still be getting tons of pmod. You
> should set the pmod to 0 and then try varying it with the free eg.
>
> Using the random lfo for pmod gives an interesting sound like a
> poorly recorded video soundtrack. Setting oscillator 1 and
oscillator
> 2 at different levels of pmod gives an absolutely awful out of tune
> cacophony.
>
> Rainbow Jimmy
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