| Hey hey everyone,
I'm still working on my oscillator and want to eliminate the additive
synthesis to construct the sawtooth and soft sawtooth.
My idea is to create a clean sawtooth wave and use a lowpass filter to lower
the harmonics. But I'd need to know the exact behaviour of a filter. Sawtooth
harmonics decrease in volume as 1/n. My soft sawtooth has harmonics decreasing
at 1/n^2. And of course the sne has no harmonics.
So is there a filter in Csound, that I can use to achieve this effect, if
corrleated to the basic frequency of my oscillator? At which cutoff frequency
would it lower harmonics by 1/n and at which frequency would it only leave the
basic frequency (the first harmonic)?
Or should I use another tool all together to achieve this effect?
I'm grateful for any suggestions, especially since it's "World gratitude day"
today. :)
Ta-ta
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