Sébastien Gay

The "Like lores~" gen~ example uses a [phasor~ 150] as input. Comment says that incoming signal has to be harmonically rich. I believe I understand why. But what is the need to have it x2 and then -1 ? As far as harmonics are concerned, I see no significant impact on the spectrum ?

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The "Like lores~" gen~ example uses a [phasor~ 150] as input. Comment says that incoming signal has to be harmonically rich.  I believe I understand why. But what is the need to have it x2 and then -1 ? As far as harmonics are concerned,  I see no significant impact on the spectrum ?

The "Like lores~" gen~ example uses a [phasor~ 150] as input. Comment says that incoming signal has to be harmonically rich. 

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This is to increase the gain by 6dB and then remove the DC offset. You want the signal to be between -1 and +1 instead of between 0 and 1.

"Like lores~" gen~ example : why is phasor input *2 and -1 ?