Tone2 support forum
General Category => Icarus => Topic started by: Tellor on August 20, 2020, 10:36:13 PM
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Hello Markus!
I want to have a noise waveform sweeping to a saw with the wave knob. The problem is that i can't figure out how to lower the pitch of the noice (so it sounds like noice). When i init the selection with white noise i can lower the octaves in the osc panel, but this also affects the pitch of the following saw.
So in other words: is there a way to choose individual pitches for the different waves in the wave editor? So if i hit the key C4 on my keyboard the noice wave plays C0, and then sweeps to a saw wave that plays C4. Sorry if i missed something obvious.
Many thanks!
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Hello Tellor,
1) In the wavetable editor create one slot with a saw and fill one with noise
2) Select the saw and do Spectrum->Interval by value-> 8 . This will play the saw in a higher octave
3) Set Osc Octave to -4
Markus
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Thank you Markus!
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One more question Markus:
If i interval a saw wave by 8, and then play it in the lower octaves, it sounds different from a pure init saw playing in the same lower octaves. This is really not a problem, since using the interval you usually want to play in the higher octaves, i'm just curious about the effect interval has on the waveform in the lower octaves?
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If you take a look at the spectrum in the wavetable-editor you can see that it has been shifted upwards.
A saw at the base frequency has wavelength of 2048 and 1024 harmonics. If you use interval 8 it has 1024/8 = 128 harmonics. As a result it does sound darker when you play it with a low pitch.
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Great, thank you for the explanation Markus, appreciate it! :)