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roman.galyaminskiy
@weightless, thank you so much to your patch! It finally shed some light on this whole FM/PM thing. Sorry, but lots of questions coming:
- I spent half a day reading about FM/PM, but it's still not clear what's the fuzz is all about. If FM could be described with these equations:
And PM with these:
While phase and frequency are connected as following:
(Formulas were take from here: https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~www_pa/Scots_Guide/RadCom/part12/page1.html)
Isn't it all the same?
I undersand that perhaps in 80's PM was easier to implement, But if math works essentialy the same in both ways, why do results differ?
- In my patch I've used modulation index in range 0-14 as it is shown in Chowning's book (as it correspond to 0-99 of operator output for synth):
I notice, that for PM you are using modulation index in range 0-2 (200/100 right?) and it sounds exactly the same? Could you please explain those numbers?
Once again, thank you so much for your help!
- I spent half a day reading about FM/PM, but it's still not clear what's the fuzz is all about. If FM could be described with these equations:
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roman.galyaminskiy
Hi, everybody!
I'm trying get into FM synthesis. As an excercise I decided to recreate some of Yamaha DX7 algoritms in PD and compare results with Korg Volca FM, that is DX7-compatible.
I took FM patch for two operators from FLOSS manual, and extended it to 3 operators stack as shown here:
But resulting sound is much more harsh in comparison with the same patch on Volca. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.
fm_mod_stack.pdThanks for any help in advance!