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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jun 5, 2023 13:51:59 GMT
Posted this over on the AE Music subforum, but I guess it also belongs here as a sort of reference. Fun with patching the 555's to do some FM metallic 'drum' sounds. Reminds me that I should get the Wiki text done soon...  |
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Post by pol on Jun 5, 2023 20:23:45 GMT
Nice.  |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jun 5, 2023 21:34:42 GMT
It is also possible to get similar sounds by cross-patching with another standard AE or FMOS oscillators by the way! So no two 555's needed. (When using another non-555 oscillator, you can just use the frequency CV input to feed the 555 Sine in)
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Post by pt3r on Jun 6, 2023 7:49:12 GMT
It is also possible to get similar sounds by cross-patching with another standard AE or FMOS oscillators by the way! So no two 555's needed. (When using another non-555 oscillator, you can just use the frequency CV input to feed the 555 Sine in) I concur, this works a charm. I have no other real sinewave modules though, unless you count in the MS20 filter. |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jun 6, 2023 8:03:38 GMT
It is also possible to get similar sounds by cross-patching with another standard AE or FMOS oscillators by the way! So no two 555's needed. (When using another non-555 oscillator, you can just use the frequency CV input to feed the 555 Sine in) I concur, this works a charm. I have no other real sinewave modules though, unless you count in the MS20 filter. My guess would be that classical FM is done with sinewaves because it gets grittier faster with other waves. And FM is already real gritty real fast. But if gritty is not a problem, I bet there are whole worlds of sound with just any two oscillators  |
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