Sound colouration setting on Roland Cube 30 Would anyone know if this is how the output looks, on an oscilloscope, for a regular sine shape waveform from a signal generator as an input
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Sound colouration setting on Roland Cube 30 Would anyone know if this is how the output looks, on an oscilloscope, for a regular sine shape waveform from a signal generator as an input
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Looks as though the definition of "Octave bass" is it adds a subharmonic one octive below the note in question.
That looks like the case for the 60 Hz pic. I'll have to try graphing out such a situation and see what the resultant is at higher frequencies.
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confirmed - graphing out on a pc the sum of 2 sines of differing relative amplitude and phase and fixed octave apart produces those shapes
-- Diverse Devices, Southampton, England electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
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