steffensen

As the Title implies, is there some way to do phase ofset on the above mentioned osc's? 

Just like i can drive a cycle~ with phasor~, and scroll thru the phase.

As the Title implies, is there some way to do phase ofset on the above mentioned osc's? 
Just like i can drive a cycle~ with phasor~, and scroll thru the phase.


phase-ofset-on-tri-saw-rect-possible

Using a wave~ and sampling the diff waveforms, is one option however..

I wonder if there is a difference in quality regarding this, if sampling i mean?

Quote: steffensen wrote on Thu, 12 July 2007 14:40

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> Using a wave~ and sampling the diff waveforms, is one option however..

> I wonder if there is a difference in quality regarding this, if sampling i mean? 

if you make no mistake, no. [wave~] is interpolating.

it might be a good idea to build your own "oscillators" based

on wave~ as it gives you additional options (like playing 2 channels at once)

Quote: steffensen wrote on Thu, 12 July 2007 14:40
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> Using a wave~ and sampling the diff waveforms, is one option however..
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> I wonder if there is a difference in quality regarding this, if sampling i mean? 
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it might be a good idea to build your own "oscillators" based
on wave~ as it gives you additional options (like playing 2 channels at once)


i thought saw~ rect~ and tri~ were anti aliasing bandlimited? i don't think you'll get wave~ to do the same thing. would be cool to be able to phase drive those oscillators though

I actually ended up converting the phasor to a cosine, and converting the cosine into saw, rect, tri etc. Im quite pleased with the results, as i got tons of diff variations of the usual waveforms. Still working on those little dips thats in the original saw~ and rect~, however.

Phase Ofset on tri~, saw~, rect~ possible?