Thanks Miles That helps me put everything in perspective and some good things to try out as well! --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Miles Bader <miles@g...> wrote: > > "rickyannotta" <rickyannotta@y...> writes: > > but also the triangle waves seem *noticably* lower in > > volume than the any of the other waveforms. > > That's just the way triangle waves are in general. The evolver offers > the mixed triangle/saw wave too, which is often just right. > > Sometimes I use sync (with appropriate detuning or whatever) to roughen > triangles up a bit, or use one triangle wave and one narrow pulse wave > -- a narrow pulse wave is less dominant sounding that a 50/50 pulse > wave, so it doesn't overpower the triangle as much, but can add a nice > bit of buzziness. Or add in some lowish-volume digital waves to provide > some high-frequency color. There are sooo many ways to roughen stuff up > on the evolver... :-) > > -Miles > -- > We live, as we dream -- alone.... >
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Re: Working with triangle waves
2005-10-21 by rickyannotta
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