--- In SergeModular@y..., "cg_synth" <sasami@h...> wrote:
Would it be true to say that any input wave with a "steep" onset
like a ramp wave could be used , but the outputs , while retaining
the same fundamentaly related ouputs as if a square wave were used ,
but with a differant overtone modulation ?
I guess the other boolean functions can similarly used to generate
similar square wave based output modulations ?
the comparator certainly makes a great sorta fuzz box . especially
when processing 2 variations of the same sound
>while
> EXOR gates can be used as ring modulators for square/rectangular
> waves. The effect is the same as if you fed two identical level
> square/rectangular waves to a regular ring mod. Once the levels or
> shape of the incoming signals change from that described above,
> you may still get a sound, it is no longer true ring modulation. Ithanks Ken. Always handy to know.
> guess you could say EXOR ring modulation is a sub-set of true ring
> modulation.
>
> Ken
Would it be true to say that any input wave with a "steep" onset
like a ramp wave could be used , but the outputs , while retaining
the same fundamentaly related ouputs as if a square wave were used ,
but with a differant overtone modulation ?
I guess the other boolean functions can similarly used to generate
similar square wave based output modulations ?
the comparator certainly makes a great sorta fuzz box . especially
when processing 2 variations of the same sound