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26.03.2009, 04:17 PM

fsx

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In FM mode, what does POSTRI means?

Hello, I own a Virus Rack Classic so I have only one FM mode, which I believe is a POSTRI after studying the howto programming.
Being unable to compare this mode to the other modes present in newer Virus machines, can someone explain me in a very brief detail what does POSTRI means?

All I know about FM synthesis is that a modulant sine is passed through a carrier and that it changes overtones and waveform.

Thank you in advance!

FSX

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