Syncable oscillators with alias suppression

[martinvicanek]

By popular demand I am releasing a syncable, alias suppressed sawtooth slave oscillator. It is quite a tricky thing, if you look at the code, but I think I have finally got it to work with acceptable CPU load. The Sync input is different from the stock oscillators because it passes a fractional sampe value (as opposed to a simple on/off trigger). Both the master and the slave will accept positive and negative frequencies so you can modulate through zero.

I have included a little demo synth so you can crank the mod wheel like Jan Hammer.

I might add other waveforms in future but I can't say when that would be.

For those familiar with the spanish christmas tradition: Esto es mi regalo de reyes.
Have fun!

[Spogg]

Great work Martin!

I think I can hear distant applause…

Cheers

Spogg

[k brown]

Hmm - maybe I'm not using this right - with no sync applied I hear massive distortion, not a clean saw.

[adamszabo]

very cool martin! @kbrown, maybe the saw gets too loud and you need to lower the volume?

[k brown]

Uh, no. With mod wheel at minimum, you get a clean saw?

[Spogg]

Uh, no. With mod wheel at minimum, you get a clean saw?

Well mine is all nice and clean!

[k brown]

The example in blue at the top of the schematic sounds fab - but hook up the Mini Synth at the bottom of the schem and it's badly distorted. Looked at on a scope, the vertical portion of the saw is constantly jittering back and forth, with very audible results. Maybe this is only usable in mono/blue?

[Halon]

Great stuff! Thanks Martin!

[martinvicanek]

The example in blue at the top of the schematic sounds fab - but hook up the Mini Synth at the bottom of the schem and it's badly distorted. Looked at on a scope, the vertical portion of the saw is constantly jittering back and forth, with very audible results. Maybe this is only usable in mono/blue?

Kevin, you are correct and I apologize for posting a buggy code. Need to fix it and then will up it again.

[adamszabo]

The example in blue at the top of the schematic sounds fab - but hook up the Mini Synth at the bottom of the schem and it's badly distorted. Looked at on a scope, the vertical portion of the saw is constantly jittering back and forth, with very audible results. Maybe this is only usable in mono/blue?

In the poly version, put a green float with a value of 0.01 to the "Synceable polyBLEP Saw (w/branching)" module and the jittering will be gone