dnb Foghorn bass in Zebra?

[Howard]

I prefer to see this as a strength of Bazille more than a weakness of Zebra2, but I'm biased!
However, the fabled Zebra3 will def. have more FM capabilities.

[gentleclockdivider]

you can get very close to a square wave with 2op fm (modulator an octave above carrier, a bit of self-feedback on the modulator)

I'm not sure if then adding another modulator is the same as square wave pm'd by sine, since the modulators are in parallel. I think the spectrum generated is the same, but the volumes of partials work out differently

I think I found the solution
Choose an fm operator and a regular osc set to +12 , spectroblend mode first partial , feed this in to the fmo , this gives us a square .
It's essential that the modulator is NOT an FMO , because other wise the third modulator would mess this one up
Create another osc and set tuning to +19 ( ratio 3 ) , this will also feed directly into the fmo
I compared with dexed and results are samo
To make the square wave sharper , we just need a bit of scrambler effect (self feedback ) for the modulator 2:1 ( outlined in yellow )

[Howard]

Attached is my laptop + earbuds attempt... not that I've ever heard of foghorn bass as a "thing"! Resave if you get an error message - I'm running a recent internal beta of Zeebs.

HS Foggish Bass.h2p.zip

[lunardigs]

Attached is my laptop + earbuds attempt... not that I've ever heard of foghorn bass as a "thing"! Resave if you get an error message - I'm running a recent internal beta of Zeebs.
HS Foggish Bass.h2p.zip

Yeah! Playing C0 - C2 sounds great!
Thanks for taking a stab at this. You've shown it's not complicated either. Yet, I can see it takes some finesse; I wasn't able to get this close ...
Cool, I'll pass it on.

[aaron aardvark]

Howard,
Thank you for sharing, I'll check it out later. If I recall correctly, you are originally from England. You should know a thing or two about fog.