C0d3man
Senior Member

Ahhh, ok - many thanks!!!! I will try this next.

Hi Bob, thanks for your post! I can explain it quite simply: Because I do not know better. :-)

Hi @shaitanbaali, This is very useful for me - thank you! I am currently working on a class that can generate arbitrary waveforms as a sum of sine/cosine functions. However, my class is internally based on floats...

This question is quite old but perhaps my modulated delay effect might help: https://codeberg.org/dcoredump/effect_modulated_delay I am using it as a chorus with triangle or sine LFO on the modulation input.

I have created a simple demo video (with audio) for all the waveforms: 20% square, 50% square, triangle, sawtooth - every waveform from 1 (only a sine wave) to 20 partials. Be careful with the audio level!!!

Hi Paul, No problem. I have adjusted the license accordingly.

I have now rebuilt the classes based on your hints. The whole thing seems to work quite well now. However, the CPU usage is now twice as high as before, but the advantage is that you can create any waveform, as long as...

Many thanks for your hints! I had to search deep in my brain again to recapitulate the complex math and made some changes that now make the base class much more independent of the function that is to be emulated....

Renaming done: https://codeberg.org/dcoredump/Synth_Sine_Partial

After thinking a bit about the name of the class, I think that yes, it is not FM. So the class and the project should rather be called Synth_Sine_Partial... hm. I'll leave it like that for now, but will rename it when I...