chriswickett

I've just tried to make one of my first basic patches.

I've got a phasor~ object generating a sawtooth wave and a cycle~ object generating a sine wave. I'm combining these for a two-oscillator synth sound but every time I start/stop the audio with ezdac~, the sound is different. It sounds like the phase between the two objects is changing each time I start up the audio.

phase-problem-with-phasor-and-cycle

Perhaps you might wish to investigate
the cos~ object for generating your
sinusoidal waveforms. Since they require
a phasor~, you can guarantee that your
waveforms are always in sync.


Am 25.09.2008 um 13:22 schrieb Chris Wickett:

> I've got a phasor~ object generating a sawtooth wave and a cycle~ 

> object generating a sine wave. I'm combining these for a 

> two-oscillator synth sound but every time I start/stop the audio with 

> ezdac~, the sound is different. It sounds like the phase between the 

> two objects is changing each time I start up the audio.

Use cycle~ without argument and connect the phasor to its second inlet.

Also check out saw~ for the sawtooth wave.

Am 25.09.2008 um 13:22 schrieb Chris Wickett:
> I've got a phasor~ object generating a sawtooth wave and a cycle~ 
> object generating a sine wave. I'm combining these for a 
> two-oscillator synth sound but every time I start/stop the audio with 
> ezdac~, the sound is different. It sounds like the phase between the 
> two objects is changing each time I start up the audio.
>

Use cycle~ without argument and connect the phasor to its second inlet.
Also check out saw~ for the sawtooth wave.


Cheers for the suggestions; I'll give them a go...

Phase problem with phasor and cycle