Ive already explained that.Ello wrote:What does the retrig do?
Did you upload the fxp file?
Two different takes on the same bounced in place bass sound.
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- KVRist
- 30 posts since 1 Dec, 2012
From the manual:
Retrigger and Phase
The Retrigger button can be used to force all voices to start at the exact same location on the waveform every time a new note is played. That location can be changed using the Phase knob. If Phase is set to 0, the voices will restart at the beginning of the waveform period. If it is set to 180 degrees, the voices will start halfway the period, while setting it to 360 degrees will make them start at the end of the waveform, which is equivalent to the beginning.
The phase setting cannot be heard if there’s only one oscillator active, but as soon as there are two or more oscillators running at the same pitch and both have the retrigger button enabled, you can create useful effects with it. You can accentuate the level of bass tones for example, or create PWM-like effects by modulating the phase of one of the oscillators.
Retrigger and Phase
The Retrigger button can be used to force all voices to start at the exact same location on the waveform every time a new note is played. That location can be changed using the Phase knob. If Phase is set to 0, the voices will restart at the beginning of the waveform period. If it is set to 180 degrees, the voices will start halfway the period, while setting it to 360 degrees will make them start at the end of the waveform, which is equivalent to the beginning.
The phase setting cannot be heard if there’s only one oscillator active, but as soon as there are two or more oscillators running at the same pitch and both have the retrigger button enabled, you can create useful effects with it. You can accentuate the level of bass tones for example, or create PWM-like effects by modulating the phase of one of the oscillators.