I am confused about exactly what the definition of a "voice" is. It's referred to in the manual all over the place but I'm not sure if it's:
1) Each output in the "generator" section
2) Each individual "synthesizer" module's output
3) Each note that is played in a "synthesizer" module
4) Something else?
MSoundFactory: How is "Voice" defined?
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- KVRian
- 843 posts since 1 Aug, 2016
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- KVRAF
- 2703 posts since 9 Jul, 2015 from UK
Each note.
The OSCs have unison which has a control named voices, however this is not the same, so dont get these mixed up.
Example, you play a triad chord, C E G.
That is 3 voices. If you have unison in the OSC set to 8 you would be able to hear 24 voices, however only 3 of them would be independently controlled by per voice modulators and FX.
The OSCs have unison which has a control named voices, however this is not the same, so dont get these mixed up.
Example, you play a triad chord, C E G.
That is 3 voices. If you have unison in the OSC set to 8 you would be able to hear 24 voices, however only 3 of them would be independently controlled by per voice modulators and FX.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 843 posts since 1 Aug, 2016
Ah ok thank you. That clears it up!jmg8 wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2019 1:47 pm Each note.
The OSCs have unison which has a control named voices, however this is not the same, so dont get these mixed up.
Example, you play a triad chord, C E G.
That is 3 voices. If you have unison in the OSC set to 8 you would be able to hear 24 voices, however only 3 of them would be independently controlled by per voice modulators and FX.
My hobbyist music!
https://on.soundcloud.com/xKcyMkP2jDDyw4tuXj
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