Now run Zebra at 96khz and do the same thing. Hmm, odd. There is no longer any audible difference between soft and crisp! That's because the harmonic roll off (these are, rather obviously, not actual technical terms
) that's between arpox 11khz and 20khz when running at 44.1khz, is now much higher in the frequency range (much higher than humans can hear) when running at 96khz. As such the oscillator is running at (in the domain of what people can actually hear) the equivalent of crisp mode at all times when using Zebra at 96khz.I tested this with FL Studio but I doubt this is related to host. Unless I'm missing something (which I might be), this is a rather serious issue. This makes that function in the oscillators useless and forces all patches that use soft oscillators into the world of crisp oscillators, which, by all accounts, isn't an acceptable difference in sound between 44.1khz and 96khz. If I'm off on something important here, let me know, but this seems like something that very notably needs to be quickly fixed.
