Chris Mills@ambientspace@cloudisland.nz
Or a lot depending on how much it is added or subtracted. The envelope follower in previous versions was too responsive and slowing it allows for “fluttering”.
The resonance wants to sit just on the edge of self-oscillation so the pitch doesn’t dip if it goes too deep into self-oscillation.
The cutoff frequency then becomes somewhat “elastic” based on how much modulation is added or removed.
It feels like I need to do a bit of gain management to enable proper howling. It’s getting close.
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Chris Mills@ambientspace@cloudisland.nz
The fluttering resonant frequency response is one of the things I have been trying to achieve where the filters ride and sing along the leading edge of the envelope follower. Or “chirp” across the transient. And suddenly the #TB303 origins rise into focus.
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