Odroid chords...

[Marc Nostromo [M-.-n]]

Maybe I didn't properly express myself. It's got nothing to do with
frequency dependance. I'm talking about the way the resonance grows (sonic
wise) when rising the resonance knob up to the point where it self
oscillates. The only way I can try to put would be like if Q doesn't get
really sharp before it self oscillates and goes into feedback madness. So
if feels like I'm missing some 'usefullness' for non-distorted squealing
basses. Maybe it's just baked into the DFM architecture, I've got no real
clue.

Does that make sense at all ? :D


2014-07-03 18:03 GMT+02:00 Tony Hardie-Bick <tony at entity.net>:

> fixing my typo:
>
>  i'm a bit rusty on how it sounds, but i know that it hits self
>> oscillation at the same resonance settings at all _frequencies_, and
>>
>> the lut includes correction factors to do that. actually this is
>> unlike the AFM-1 which is a bit eccentric. i tried to get the
>> oscillation point consistent, purely because it's easier.
>>
>> *but* what's going on here ;)
>>
>> is the resonance just very subjective, in which case i'm all for
>> adapting the control curve in whatever way you wish, and can help out
>> with that (give you a diff for the lut code or whatever)
>>
>> or is your dfm-1 resonating inconsistently - it's possible. bugs are
>>  subtle :)
>>
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