Oscillators- Pulse Width Modulation

[@tomlopez7819]

Your excellent demonstration finally helped me make sense of pulse width modulation. This and detune Seem like a nice way to get some real beef out of limited resources.

[@CaidicusProductions]

These videos are really helpful. I bought a Voyager XL this year, and have pretty much no experience with physical synthesizers (or VSTs for that matter.) This means, while it's fun to play with the Voyager XL, I mostly have no idea what I'm doing with it, as I lack the basic understanding that you're teaching in these videos. I'm very grateful.

[@timburlingame5893]

I really need an oscilloscope

[@brlinf06398]

thank you now I know how does an inverter air conditioner sound like

[@KordTaylor]

Nice video. Thank you! ❤

[@deerounet]

00:27 trainspotting ost

[@midifromhell]

What happens when you put the speed of the LFO into the audible range? Is there a new type of FM-like synthesis hiding in there, or is it more basic?

[@salexmatei]

100% understood. thanks

[@Roderick_Legato]

@Nathan Reeves: Appears to be a Yamaha CS-15.

[@RadicalCaveman]

Pretty groovy, man.

[@officialdjclout]

what kind of hardware is this demonstrated on. this thing looks awesome, also is this a built in oscilloscope? are there oscilloscopes like these one can buy?

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

Kevin Nowacki The hardware used is a vintage Yamaha Cs 15 and an Arp 2600, Marc uses an editor to do a split screen view here with, a seperate oscillope view its not built in . However the new(ish) Korg minilogue (poly), and the (monophonic) monologue have this built in :-).

[@TariganSuper]

Does yamaha modx has feature to do this? Pls someone opinions

[@jazzer84]

I'm not that into FM synthesis (which is what MODX has along its own S+S engine called AWM2). But I think there should be some way to achieve a similar timbre through either FMx or AWM2 engines. What you are looking here is a sustractive synthesis engine, so there would be no direct correspondence but in your reference manual you should have a very deep and complete description of the synth engine and its sonic possibilities.

[@coldwar1977]

My favourite PWM is that of the MS-10.

[@dayglo98]

+ec101dm I like the one on the Commodore 64 :p Not bad on the Korg MS2000 either.

[@infacedgetout]

2:02 almost sounded like on sight by ye

[@NathanReevesnate808]

what was the first keyboard? the second is an arp 2600 no?

[@DeiNostri]

Is that a Yamaha CS? It almost looks like a CS-5 but im not quite sure, is it a CS-15?

[@serfasleep]

Is that you Marc Doty?

[@JohnJohnCrusher]

Thanks

[@hz6612]

thank you !

[@eduardooyarzun3797]

Thanks for this ;)

[@Metli94]

thank you! I thought the gap of pulse width modulation was a problem with my synth :D

[@oooomar]

thank you sir

[@LostStylus]

I don't get it, seems like it's the same as frequency

[@GENATARi]

#C64

[@bitchlasagna4720]

no u

[@grigoir]

It does the trick

[@shabbynabby6685]

myxmnatosis?

[@boopy12g]

Sounds like a Kanye West song from YEEZUS

[@NicolasGarciaLieberman]

Noice

[@grigoir]

hahahahahahahhaha