Then what is the difference between wavetable and granular. I have heard
both the Microwave (wavetable) and Kyma (granular). Is wavetable just one
type of granular?
What kind of setup would you need to do granular on a modular? I can't even
begin to imagine...
--Todd
both the Microwave (wavetable) and Kyma (granular). Is wavetable just one
type of granular?
What kind of setup would you need to do granular on a modular? I can't even
begin to imagine...
--Todd
> From: "Dave Bradley" <daveb@...>
> Have you explored granular synthesis? Briefly, it is a technique for
> deconstructing sound into "grains" (small snippets), and reconstructing to
> make new timbres. Samples or oscillators can be used as the sound sources.
> Operations include playing grains backwards and forwards,
> controlling grain size and density, etc.