I'm trying to build an electronic kick drum from scratch but the multi-point envelope which is applied to the oscillator pitch is inconsistent. I checked osc phase and it starts from 0 as it should, the velocity sensing is also disabled everywhere and the piano roll notes are on the same key. What is the issue here? I share a MuClip so everybody can try it, it's subtle but audible. I know I could render the final sound to a sample but that's beside the point.
MuClip was saved using M9 pre-beta, I don't guarantee it'll work in M8.
Oscillator pitch envelope inconsistency
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- KVRist
- 434 posts since 17 Nov, 2020
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- KVRAF
- 13854 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
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- KVRAF
- 13854 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
This sonic issue will be gone when using M9.0.10.
Note that, because you've set the PolySynth in mono mode and because there are note envelopes that didn't finish yet when a new note arrives (depends on tempo and envelope length), the sound of the kicks might still differ a tiny little bit, because in mono mode when playing legato, the oscillators continue playing and so you will have note where the osc is at a none zero phase upon retriggering the amp envelope and that might give some extra hard transience. If you don't want that switch PolySynth to poly mode.
Note that, because you've set the PolySynth in mono mode and because there are note envelopes that didn't finish yet when a new note arrives (depends on tempo and envelope length), the sound of the kicks might still differ a tiny little bit, because in mono mode when playing legato, the oscillators continue playing and so you will have note where the osc is at a none zero phase upon retriggering the amp envelope and that might give some extra hard transience. If you don't want that switch PolySynth to poly mode.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 434 posts since 17 Nov, 2020
Thank you for quick fix and extra info regarding poly synth modes 