Is there a way to make the oscillators restart from a phase of their cycle? I'm having trouble getting consistent bass drums, especially noticeable on the attack. If not, any workarounds are welcome.
Restarting oscillator cycle?
There are a few oscillators with phase modulation inputs. Add a "dial" to that input to control the phase.
No, phase modulation input can't be used to do a phase reset.
Phase reset is not implemented currently, sorry. It is not hard to add, but needs to be added at object level.
Thanks, I hope it gets implemented some day. In the meantime, I know some LFOs have a gate input for reset, and the LFO range is fine for a bass drum; maybe it can be converted into audio?
Saw and Square have a Sync input, I think that is what you're looking for.
for other waveforms you would need to do some coding.
I figured out a way to get consistent sine wave hits. The downside is the timing resolution in seconds is only 1/osc frequency, so for example if you have the osc at 60Hz for a kick drum, the hit will happen 0-16 ms after the trig from the sequencer. But here's how:
Jan 2016 - Noodling Patches (challenge/discussion)
Will add this, and filed an issue to keep track
Basic drum machine with 6 sounds, 8 patterns and shuffle
added a reset to the Phasor Compl object. I think it's the right way to do it..i just hacked out the LFO code.
phasor compl GC.axo (1.4 KB)
thanks to papa johannes!
this was the final piece to my drummachine (plus the pitchable table object he made). now i have a really nasty instrument to accompany my axo synth. can't wait to switch to DIY gear for shows and music..what a feelin
My drum machine is shaping up nicely as well, MIDI sync was easy to set up. Now I just have to set the mutes and pattern select to respond to cc to minimize the need for mouse control.
Was this implemented yet? I was experimenting with FM synthesis and while I get all kinds of greatness ( https://youtu.be/uNApFGcJSZQ ) from there, for percussive FM sounds a resettable sine oscillator with phase mod input would be good. The phasor -> sin trick doesn't work because then there's no phase modulation option.