[osc~]1 modulates the frequency of [osc~]2 which modulates the frequency of [osc~]1 again and so on, you end up with chaotic oscillations that sound like this when you tweak them in certain ways:
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(last track uses cheesetracker as well as Pd)
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Chaotic frequency modulation
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sounds like good
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Here's an example patch. You have to use s~/r~ pairs to avoid DSP loop errors, which introduces a delay of the dsp-block-size.
http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/chaotic-frequency-modulation.pd
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hey it works well.
not sure about doing 3000000 millisecond line sweeps though. ha ha ha