Using more than 4 Oscillators in BLOCKS

Is it possible to output more than 4 osc in blocks?

Thanks in advance.

 

yes, why not?

 

Because I cant figure out how to hook more than 4 to the master out. If you could explain how that would be really helpful. I've tried googling it a number of times

 

Not sure to get what you mean. You can use 2 Factory Mix4 in series, connecting the Mix4 number 1 stereo output to some of the second Mix4 inputs, whose stereo output is connected to your final 1/2 audio output ports. Or you can look in the UL, many made mixers with more that 4 inputs.
Does this answer your question ?

 

Yep. Or use two Xfaders.

 

as p1afff mentioned

 

A good simple solution.

 

That's it! Damn that's so obvious, but I just couldn't work it out. Thank you

 

..., but with a horrible CPU usage.That's the reason, why i don't like blocks.

 

Ok good to know. I'm actually using reaktor to experiment with FM synthesis to create fake engine noises for electric vehicles.
Ideally I'd build something from scratch but im too new to it and im not sure I have the time. I've found it hard finding info on how to replicate FM the way blocks does it. But now I know I can have more oscillators that's going to help.

 

just wondering, is this also a workable solution or is it not a good idea to put a VCA after the mixer?

 

pretty easy to do. just yank up the FM.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/UYZlXmuaDg4?showinfo=1&rel=0&hd=1&cc_lang_pref=en&cc_load_policy=1

 

Let us ride the same wave!

 

I find each environment has its good and bad sides.

 

Greetings to Sharl

 

Yeah fine with the function of FM in blocks,I just needed more oscillators

 

After setting up 12 oscillators I see what you mean!

If I could understand how to make a basic FM oscillator from scratch then I'd be able to do what im doing in blocks but with more control and less cpu usage. Can you help at all? I am really struggling to find info online.

 

you dont need 12. you just need 2 bento oscilators to get FM working. even my real synths have just 2 or 3 oscilators max.

 

I am creating engine sounds for electric vehicles - its part of my job - I am not just making a synth.
2-4 oscillators works yes, but it wasn't perfect and I am experimenting with other ideas to get what I am after.
Ideally I'd like to know how to build it myself for more control and less cpu as mentioned.

 

Why not just record car engines,.sample that and apply effects?