--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "spaceanimals" <rainbowjimmy@...> wrote:
The description within the manual in regards to the VCO1 Wave when SYNC = on is
ambiguous.
It's stated the nuance in sound becomes distinctive when the Pulse Width is set to a value
greater than 64, but nothing else is mentioned in regards to Innr1, Innr2, and Innr3. I
wonder if we are to assume these waves are variants of Saw, Pulse and Saw2? I don't think
so. I wonder if anybody has inspected them under a Waveform display?
Regards,
Jon
>Jimmy,
> The manual states when you choose osc synch mode, oscillator one adds a
> sync wave. Does anyone know what they use for a sync wave?--square
> wave? saw tooth? or just a mirror of osc 1? By the way, there's a nice
> how to article on osc sync in the latest Keyboard magazine.
>
The description within the manual in regards to the VCO1 Wave when SYNC = on is
ambiguous.
It's stated the nuance in sound becomes distinctive when the Pulse Width is set to a value
greater than 64, but nothing else is mentioned in regards to Innr1, Innr2, and Innr3. I
wonder if we are to assume these waves are variants of Saw, Pulse and Saw2? I don't think
so. I wonder if anybody has inspected them under a Waveform display?
Regards,
Jon