Mono Fm

fm synth

(23 Votes)

Author: gentleclockdivider .

Version: 1.3 (Updated 3 years ago)

File Size: 11.9MB

Created: December 05, 2014

Made with: Reaktor 6

Category: Instrument Synthesizer

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Simple mono fm bass ..with 10 harmonics per operator ,feedback fm and 11 routings
Added feature
Positive feedback = saw
Negative feedback = square ( basically the operator modulating itself with a rectified version of it self

Well it seems that after several years I found a bug , namely that self feedback for operator D was not working .
Reaktor 6 is needed

Added new feature ; Do not re-trigger envelopes ( great for basslines )

COMMENTS (22)

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Michael Morris

3 years ago

Love the basses, really super rich and deep. Only discovered your synth and ensemble a couple days ago, thanks!

gentleclockdivider .

3 years ago

I added a new feature ; Do not re-trigger envelopes

kevin halloran

5 years ago

wowsers, just came across your ensembles. they're all excellent. great mix of fm and harmonic.

Daniel Hogan

6 years ago

Cool. Thank you.

Michael Stocker

7 years ago

Thanks, now I finally understand how to do the "square" feedback :-)

P L

9 years ago

Hi again, sorry to ask but how could I assign velocity to the FM/out knob of the operators? Could you help me with that? Thanks a lot.

P L

9 years ago

sorry I just saw it's in the lower right corner, it was hidden:)) So I guess this is perfect then :)

P L

9 years ago

Hi, I Iove this ensemble, wrkflow and sound are great. Would be perfect if it could display a number information for the ratio so we could set a ratio of 2 or whatever for example. Or maybe I missed it?

Jeremie Bougrain

9 years ago

Simple but efficient architecture, nice sounding, nice GUI, really a good job here, thanks a lot for sharing this synth ! :) Will use it for my own ensembles^^

gentleclockdivider .

9 years ago

yes ; when you modulate ( phase modulate ) a sine with itself , it will become a saw wave , increasing the mod. amount will turn the saw into noise . A higher sample rate ( 88khz) will just let dial in a higher amount before the saw turns into noise . The reason why operator sounds different is because it uses a different gain scaling ( also in db ) .

Patrick Charles-Lundaahl

9 years ago

Right... I guess I should just get better at using FM. Is it usually just oversampling that people use to alter that though? I notice FM8 sounds different to Operator, which sounds different to i.e. your Mono FM. Anyway, I love the design overall!

gentleclockdivider .

9 years ago