This channel is super under appreciated. The quality is soooo high. I wrote a simple wavetable synthesizer in Julia using your Python wavetable synth tutorial, and my next goal was adding new waveforms while avoiding aliasing. I'm gonna try and construct some band limited waveforms using the information from this video! Thanks!
Whoever is reading this comment, use some channels of 1D Perlin noise in place of a waveform. It has a nice ambient sound. Some variations can sound like wind.
I would've appreciated each of the different waves being played back to back at the end, to better hear their differences. Being spaced out, I couldn't tell them apart.
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This channel is super under appreciated. The quality is soooo high.
I wrote a simple wavetable synthesizer in Julia using your Python wavetable synth tutorial, and my next goal was adding new waveforms while avoiding aliasing. I'm gonna try and construct some band limited waveforms using the information from this video! Thanks!
Awesome, congratulations and thank you!
Im loving ur videos, it would be amazing to see full tutorial of making a synth in C++. From start to finish including gui
That's in plans, thanks for writing this! Will make me more dedicated to it 😉
I learned a lot from this video, but i still have a question. what's the difference in sound between a ramp-up saw and a ramp-down saw?
Thanks a lot!
1. For sawtooth, using 'ft' instead of 't' leads to f squared nom of peaks instead of f no. of peaks (which I expect)
Sine 2:35
Triangle 3:18
Square 4:36
Sawtooth 5:31
Pulse 7:19
Thanks!
Your videos are really good!
Thanks for sharing your super technique and very in-depth knowledge. Fabulous, staet-of-the-art presentation.
Whoever is reading this comment, use some channels of 1D Perlin noise in place of a waveform. It has a nice ambient sound. Some variations can sound like wind.
Very intersting thank you.
Thx for this video and all other about create sounds
You're welcome! :)
Very educative content
I would've appreciated each of the different waves being played back to back at the end, to better hear their differences. Being spaced out, I couldn't tell them apart.
Would you mind sharing how to tempo sync a tremolo
is the formula for pulse wave correct?
Sawtooth formula is incorrect. It's not ft it's must be t
These are not particularly useful for synths, they are too perfect.