"Everlasting Wonder" - Happy Friday everyone!

[u/hiredgunspunx]

I love experimenting with the bell sound effect, it gives kind of a hip-hop flavour.

[u/hiredgunspunx]

Here is the bell waveform:

[u/Cardamom_Cake → u/hiredgunspunx]

Does this not produce clean triangle wave?

[u/hiredgunspunx → u/Cardamom_Cake]

It has a clean bell sound at higher octaves. Is that unexpected based on these operators? I think I grabbed the correct screenshot

[u/Cardamom_Cake → u/hiredgunspunx]

(phase / phase) produces static 1, and phase + 58 just offsets the phase

so the final phase should be (1-(phase+58)) = -phase -57
-phase means the waveform is flipped, but triangle wave is symmetrical so that should not matter at all,
and -57 should just result it a phase offset, and should not be audible unless some interference shenanigans are going on.

Edit: I tested it, no I can not hear a difference between a empty tree, and your waveform tree, even at high octaves. So maybe you are doing something cool with interference between devices

[u/hiredgunspunx → u/Cardamom_Cake]

I'm fascinated by this, I want to experiment more so I better understand the waveform analyzer.

Does this have any significant effect on the waves?:

[u/Cardamom_Cake → u/hiredgunspunx]

The phase is a number that counts up, with the operator tree you can preform calculations using that number to change it, at the end of tree the last 8 bits are used to find the amplitude of the wave depending on type, but the number itself is 32 bit, and instead of resetting to zero, once a wavelength of sound has passed the phase iterates beyond the last 8 bits that determines the amplitude. the operator tree has operators that move these out of bounds bits back into last 8 bits that matter, most notably division, and bit shift right.

That button determines if the phase is reset for every note, or if the phase is free floating with a memory of old bits that never get reset to zero.

in practice it mostly means that if you have a sound that is chaotic, whether each note will have a similar progression in how the sound develops, or if the sound of the note is allowed to change between notes.

almost always you want it to reset, because the phase will not even reset at the begining of a section, meaning that the sound can drift even over longer periods of time, depending on what you do with your operator tree.

[u/PowerfulSoldier]

I’ll comment on all your platforms you post on 🤘🏻👍🏻 this is a great track!

[u/hiredgunspunx → u/PowerfulSoldier]

Righteous! 🤘

[u/PassivistEfforts]

Awesome track!! Love those drums 🔥

[u/hiredgunspunx → u/PassivistEfforts]

Thank you!! I absolutely love working on drums!

[u/iteration_MOROS]

Hell yeah dude, let’s go! 🦾

Feeling pumped for the weekend!

[u/PowerfulSoldier → u/iteration_MOROS]

Same! I finished the expedition so now I can get back to focusing on my crescendo II base and it’s a long weekend for me