mmh indeed, well now it's in favor of sytrus (1.5) with 128 harmonics (you can't do a bright saw with just 64) and more editing features on themYou also left out the additive stuff for both
and the sample import and the preset wavetables on Rhino.
yes but it was obvious after a whole debate about it
my mistake, it's indeed 12 to 36dB for both (although sytrus also have 2 extra combo's for 24 & 36)[edit: and filters have -36db mode]
can Rhino route a filter to another btw? Because theorically you could do a 108dB filter using all 3 (although I once tried, and after 36dB it doesn't really make much difference)
each oscillator has a plucked checkboxOn Sytrus, how do you toggle Plucked mode?
when the oscillator starts, it removes clicks without messing up the transient too much, unlike what a little envelope attack would do. Quite handy when you have a free-running oscillator.And what use is the click remover?
I think Rhino can do velocity to envelope length, which Sytrus currently doesn't have.
true
btw usually synthesizers feature a velocity to envelope attack, which is handy to smooth up the attack transient at lower velocities. Sytrus has a knob made just for that, which works great for piano's & bells.
yes obviously (forgot to add it)Rhino also has multi-point envelopes
give a try at 'plucked - magnetic fields', it's a great example of layered plucked string. Sounds great especially with a low chord held.Thanks. I see it now.
