Four tips to use CUNSA as a sound source (including ringing and additive synthesis)

What happens when a filter can self-oscillate and track V/oct flawlessly? Correct, it can become a sine wave oscillator. And when the filter is quadruple? That's when the fun begins. In today's video, we will explore four and a half ways to use CUNSA as an oscillator. More will come, so let us know when shall we go next!
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00:00 Introduction
00:22 Tip 1: Self-oscillators and four sine waves
02:05 Tip 2: Ringing the filters
02:05 Tip 3: Fake harmonic oscillator
08:46 Tip 4: Harmonic ringing
10:05 Tip 4,5: Inharmonic oscillator!
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[@oliverkollar9143]

Excellent!! I have one on the way, and I plan on using it very often at audio rate, so this video is perfectly timed for me. 🔥

[@FrapTools]

Glad it was helpful and we hope it'll be worth the wait!

[@dirkbouters202]

switched-on Bach, nice🙃

[@FrapTools]

Haha yes! I loaded the old preset from this video: ua-cam.com/video/bEfKGW-Zuag/v-deo.html