Looking at #299, it might actually make sense to keep noise generator support in 'wtosc', and maybe even expand on it. The next natural step after closing #299, making noise "waves" behave like actual deterministic waves, is probably to add different types of noise. Most importantly, plain band limited and/or colored noise, controlled by the 'p' register, since the current "C64 style" sample and hold noise is probably not the most obvious way of responding to the pitch control.
Looking at #299, it might actually make sense to keep noise generator support in 'wtosc', and maybe even expand on it. The next natural step after closing #299, making noise "waves" behave like actual deterministic waves, is probably to add different types of noise. Most importantly, plain band limited and/or colored noise, controlled by the 'p' register, since the current "C64 style" sample and hold noise is probably not the most obvious way of responding to the pitch control.