Dune: how do you get 8320 oscillators without phasing?!
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- KVRian
- 1099 posts since 30 Oct, 2005
right,maybe no big differrence for any synth crap, but for any "real" instrument /pipe organ etc/ the difference will be huge!!!Chris-S wrote:I don't expect that a supersaw with 8320 saws is sounding much different from a supersaw with 15 saws.
But didn't try yet.
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Richard_Synapse Richard_Synapse https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=245936
- KVRian
- 1136 posts since 20 Dec, 2010
In DUNE 2, using unison for the purpose of making things ultra-fat and wide is just one possible application.Chris-S wrote:I don't expect that a supersaw with 8320 saws is sounding much different from a supersaw with 15 saws.
But didn't try yet.
Noone stops you from routing a bunch of oscillators through a high-pass filter, and another bunch through a low pass filter, for instance. Noone stops you from using a bunch of oscillators on the transients only, or cross-fade/morph between layers, go from thin to fat and back, applying different envelopes, waveshapes, tunings, etc. The sky is the limit
Richard
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- KVRAF
- 1793 posts since 9 Apr, 2011
This. You don't just set all oscs to a saw and then stack hundreds of them. You can have some play a transient, some play the body, some play a soft pad that comes up underneath, and then others play a release noise, all in one sound (for example).Richard_Synapse wrote:In DUNE 2, using unison for the purpose of making things ultra-fat and wide is just one possible application.Chris-S wrote:I don't expect that a supersaw with 8320 saws is sounding much different from a supersaw with 15 saws.
But didn't try yet.
Noone stops you from routing a bunch of oscillators through a high-pass filter, and another bunch through a low pass filter, for instance. Noone stops you from using a bunch of oscillators on the transients only, or cross-fade/morph between layers, go from thin to fat and back, applying different envelopes, waveshapes, tunings, etc. The sky is the limit
Richard
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