Closed djcsdy closed 5 years ago
(uh, delayed reply). Finally got around to listening to these - the two sound very similar to me - if I was doing all the sound sets again from scratch I'd probably dump pinknoise and put in 1b noise instead. BUT as things are I have a nice round number of synths. Hmm, Ok I'll try think of two other synths to add in addition to 1b to give a nice round 12 synths :) (I'll probably manually merge the changes)
( / thanks for the pull request! )
Oh, the reason they sounded the same is becase you were missing breaks in the switch statement. Actually they sound nice and different. Thanks! :D
(I'm doubling the input frequency for these though to make them track the other waveforms a bit better)
lol, good spot :-).
Nice to hear from you. Hope you’re doing well!
I added a couple of extra wave generators because I like these sounds. If you think someone else might find them useful, they’re all yours. Both of them sound sort of noisy, glitchy and punky but in different ways.
‘1b Noise’ is a periodic one-bit noise generator using the same algorithm as the SN76489 chip present in a BBC Micro.
‘Buzz’ is a periodic noise generator using a similar algorithm that has a shorter period. It originated as a mistake, but it makes a nice digital buzz/clang sound, so I kept it.