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preenfm2 and preenfm3 / Re: Which parameters on DX7?
« on: January 09, 2016, 10:11:48 AM »The easiest way to understand how it works is to start with a very simple exemple :
Use sin waveforms only.
Set a simple algo : ALGO1 and start with all IM* to 0.
Set a fast attack and high sustain for OP1. OP1 enveloppe in ALGO1 control the volume of the sound.
You should get a simple sin sound.
Now turn up IM1 to something like 4.0. OP2 now modulates OP1. The sounds gets richer.
And play with OP2 enveloppe. In ALGO1, OP2 enveloppe controls the modulation of OP1 by OP2 over time.
Try to plug an oscilloscope VST and keep an eye on it (http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/) while doing all that.
I am still confused as to why it takes so many encoder turns to cover the full domain of IM from 0-16 starting from 0, is IM not meant to be in high ranges?
No.
IM gives very intersting results with a very small value. Depends on the type of sound you want.
But if you want to accelerate the steps hold x10 button (INST) while turning.
And if you turn fast, there's also an acceleration in the Encoder behaviour.
Xavier