Duophonic retrigger mode?
- KVRAF
- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
I don't see the point - might as well use poly. Not retriggering is what gives duophonic mode its character!
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5234 posts since 25 Feb, 2008
But duo mode isn't just a two note version of mono legato, is it?Howard wrote:Not retriggering is what gives duophonic mode its character!
In duophonic mode play one note and osc 1 and 2 are pitched with respect to that key - play two notes and osc1 stays where it is but osc2 is pitched with respect to the new key. It's this floating osc2 behaviour that I find the most interesting aspect of duo mode.
And, with the floating osc, playing one then two notes in a duophonic retrigger mode would be different to the case where one then two notes are played in poly mode.
An example in use: with duo mode in Tyrell some interesting effects can be had with ring mod between osc 1 & 2 - play one note and you get the resulting RM for both osc's on that key, play two notes and as the relative pitch of the osc's changes so does the timbre of the ring mod. In such a case having the env's retrigger when the second note is keyed might be useful - in fact I've found myself wanting to do just this, hence my post.
- KVRAF
- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
That, plus the monophonic rest of the signal chain. Especially that keyfollow is mono adds to the character significantlyhakey wrote:But duo mode isn't just a two note version of mono legato, is it? In duophonic mode play one note and osc 1 and 2 are pitched with respect to that key - play two notes and osc1 stays where it is but osc2 is pitched with respect to the new key. It's this floating osc2 behaviour that I find the most interesting aspect of duo mode.Howard wrote:Not retriggering is what gives duophonic mode its character!
You mean a simple mono retrigger as in "Retrigger" mode, not a two-note Poly mode? Hmmm...might be worth thinking abouthakey wrote:And, with the floating osc, playing one then two notes in a duophonic retrigger mode would be different to the case where one then two notes are played in poly mode.
An example in use: with duo mode in Tyrell some interesting effects can be had with ring mod between osc 1 & 2 - play one note and you get the resulting RM for both osc's on that key, play two notes and as the relative pitch of the osc's changes so does the timbre of the ring mod. In such a case having the env's retrigger when the second note is keyed might be useful - in fact I've found myself wanting to do just this, hence my post.
- u-he
- 30194 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
