Hello everyone,
Apologies in advance if this has already been addressed but I couldn't find it with search. I am designing a device that includes both a guitar effects processor and subtractive synthesizer. My question is about the synth part. I am trying to do a basic amplitude modulation where the VCA is modified by an LFO (a.k.a. tremolo). So in it's most basic form it would be something like this:
Before I start coding stuff from scratch by inserting stuff into the main program loop and making things really messy and ugly, is there a way to have the LFO modulate the signal coming from the sawtooth wave using the design tool? It seems like what is needed here is a general modulation component in the Design Tool. I.E. a general component that takes two inputs, i.e. carrier and modulator, and then outputs the resulting signal. I think that would be a really useful item. Does that already exist somewhere and I just don't see it or, alternatively, is there some other way that I can add this feature in a clean way?
Thanks!
-Kenji
Apologies in advance if this has already been addressed but I couldn't find it with search. I am designing a device that includes both a guitar effects processor and subtractive synthesizer. My question is about the synth part. I am trying to do a basic amplitude modulation where the VCA is modified by an LFO (a.k.a. tremolo). So in it's most basic form it would be something like this:
Before I start coding stuff from scratch by inserting stuff into the main program loop and making things really messy and ugly, is there a way to have the LFO modulate the signal coming from the sawtooth wave using the design tool? It seems like what is needed here is a general modulation component in the Design Tool. I.E. a general component that takes two inputs, i.e. carrier and modulator, and then outputs the resulting signal. I think that would be a really useful item. Does that already exist somewhere and I just don't see it or, alternatively, is there some other way that I can add this feature in a clean way?
Thanks!
-Kenji