THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

...i've just started to rediscover this awesome synth !!!

...one quick suggestion !


...if i input via keyboard a different (larger) value on the level of the operators (like 50 or 100 or 500 !!!)...the FM synthesis really works betters !

right now the fader only goes up to 10... but try a sine---->sine with 100 or 200 and you'll see what i mean...

...i didn't mind this so much until i read some old post in this thread about it...and try it myself !

Odo's PURPLE or the old PANZERTANK from LAnd of Cockaigne...they work like this..

maybe you could put an extra small switch that would turn the LEVEL FADER x 10 ???

to i would go from 0 to 1000 ?



...i could use a square or a saw to for a similar FM synthesis...but is not the same...

...any way...this is one of my favorites synths so far !!!

really nice GUI.

...Easy to use

...THANK YOU SO MUCH !

Thanks for your feedback!

I did look at this suggestion of higher levels when ville suggested it, but seems I forgot to answer, sorry.

Anyway, yes, bigger values (>100) do make a very interesting sound when the operator is used only as an modulator (output to other operator), but also awesome speaker blowing when that operator is a carrier (output to audio). The problem is that an operator can also be both modulator and carrier, so if you step through the algo's you could get a very nasty/expensive/pant-soiling surprise.

I'll see if there's a solution, but at first look I think not, sorry.

Still, you can type in big values yourself as a work around at your own risk, but I'm not keen to allow accidental use by extending the slider range.

Whoooa....thanks for the reply....i didn't change the algos while working with bigger values !!!

...i'll be extra careful !!!

...beautiful synth !

I have just given FMMF a run for the first time. It's a great synth with a very interesting sound - thanks. I was drawn to spending some time with it this evening.

I had trouble with the envelopes though, when trying to get one operator playing a long release, which it wouldn't do - it doesn't seem to work as simply as FM7 that I use. But.... although I couldn't quite get my head around some of it I still liked the interface and was really inspired by the presets and sound.