Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

Gracias!





"Andre Lewis" <andrel@...>
05/06/2003 10:54 AM
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        Subject:        [xl7] FW: [IBGEEK] Re: Single cycle loops


I just had to forward this to those that aren't on IBGeek - This is a 
great way
to simulate an analog synth method with a sampler

--- From Aeon ---
a good way to get PWM with static sampled waves is to sum a saw and an 
inverted
detuned copy of itself...change the detune and you will change the PWM 
rate.





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I just had to forward this to those that aren't on IBGeek - This is a great way
to simulate an analog synth method with a sampler

--- From Aeon ---
a good way to get PWM with static sampled waves is to sum a saw and an inverted
detuned copy of itself...change the detune and you will change the PWM rate.

This is actually one of the reasons I was disappointed to hear that 
the XL-7 could not reverse samples (reverse a single-cycle saw and 
you get an inverted saw). The Morpheus has at least one sawtooth 
waveform that happens to be inverted (though it's not needed b/c the 
Morpheus can reverse samples), so I'm hoping the XL-7 will have one 
as well - since it can't do real PWM this makes for a passable 
imitation useful for pads. Anyone know?


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Andre Lewis" <andrel@s...> wrote:
> I just had to forward this to those that aren't on IBGeek - This is 
a great way
> to simulate an analog synth method with a sampler
> --- From Aeon ---
> a good way to get PWM with static sampled waves is to sum a saw and 
an inverted
> detuned copy of itself...change the detune and you will change the 
PWM rate.