new pulse oscillator for ti?

[kuniklo]

The hypersaw oscillator is a big improvement over the classic saw oscillator. It's much brighter and has a lot more bite and is a great complement for the superb Virus filters.

Is there any hope we'll get a new, improved pulse oscillator some day? PWM etc with the classic oscillators is pretty wimpy compared to a lot of other synths.

[Summa]

You know that Hypersaw is Hyperpulse as well and that you can do PWM with the Wavetables

[kuniklo]

Originally Posted by Summa

You know that Hypersaw is Hyperpulse as well and that you can do PWM with the Wavetables

How is hypersaw hyperpulse?

I like the wavetable PWM but I haven't found a wavetable that sounds much like conventional PWM.

[Summa]

Originally Posted by kuniklo

How is hypersaw hyperpulse?

Changing the suboscillator level fades hypersaw into Hypersquare.

[kuniklo]

Originally Posted by Summa

Changing the suboscillator level fades hypersaw into Hypersquare.

Somehow I missed that in the manual. Thanks! I guess you just have to pitch the oscillator up an octave to compensate, right?

Have you found a wavetable that gives PWM sounds anything like the typical square wave PWM?

[Pighood]

*looks for hypercucumber*

[Summa]

Originally Posted by kuniklo

Somehow I missed that in the manual. Thanks!

I saw/heard the Hypersaw/square shift feature on one of the first TI NAMM videos, that's why I searched for it.

I guess you just have to pitch the oscillator up an octave to compensate, right?

Yup.

Have you found a wavetable that gives PWM sounds anything like the typical square wave PWM?

At least when it comes to rich sounding spectres I have more luck using the grain tables, modulated shift/spread combinations can sound pretty close to symmetrymodulation.

[Joey]

Originally Posted by Summa

Changing the suboscillator level fades hypersaw into Hypersquare.

yes but it is only hyper square, you can't modulate its pulse width AFAIK

[Totty]

Originally Posted by Joey

yes but it is only hyper square, you can't modulate its pulse width AFAIK

Yes I think you're right Joey