How would someone draw in basic sine harmonics? For example on the 1st position a root sine wave, on the second the 2nd harmonics, on the third the 1st and second harmonic. I looked for a way to zoom in on the harmonic editor for this functionality and could not find it. Was probably missing something! Edit: It would be nice if a zoom was included for the harmonics.
@@vortic0 way over my head at this point, im just now getting my initial prologue files to make properly and load to the synth. Really basic stuff. I understand faust language but not so much c++/c
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So freaking amazing.
How would someone draw in basic sine harmonics? For example on the 1st position a root sine wave, on the second the 2nd harmonics, on the third the 1st and second harmonic. I looked for a way to zoom in on the harmonic editor for this functionality and could not find it. Was probably missing something! Edit: It would be nice if a zoom was included for the harmonics.
So good! Wow
How do you load a bank of only sine waves?
would it be possible to make a variation that outputs prologue files equipped with controls to scan and morph from the synth?
Yes, the source is available at github.com/AndrewBelt/WaveEdit
@@vortic0 way over my head at this point, im just now getting my initial prologue files to make properly and load to the synth. Really basic stuff. I understand faust language but not so much c++/c