This is how it was described on the MOTM list in the recent discussion.
it goes down to zero hertz and
then through to "negative" (phase reversed?) frequencies? (within
one cycle)
I think that linear FM was probably pretty uncommon when the Serge oscs
first came out, but many modern modular VCOs feature it now. The
dynamic portion is useful, but I think it's simply a VCA strapped
across the mod input that allows you to vary the depth.
it goes down to zero hertz and
then through to "negative" (phase reversed?) frequencies? (within
one cycle)
I think that linear FM was probably pretty uncommon when the Serge oscs
first came out, but many modern modular VCOs feature it now. The
dynamic portion is useful, but I think it's simply a VCA strapped
across the mod input that allows you to vary the depth.
On Dec 8, 2005, at 7:06 PM, Carbon111 wrote:
>> Nope, The serge NTO don`t have thru-zero FM, it have linear and
>> exponential FM and a VCA for voltage control of index. I wish my NTOs
>> had it.... Josue.
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> Okay, so whats the difference between through-0 and Lin FM without a
> DC offset?
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