Saw > triangle > sine > square

Saw > triangle > sine > square
Can we all agree on this?

sine> all

wow you managed to get it completely backwards

saw > square > sine > triangle

square > triangle > sine > noise > silence > ... > saw

wavetable >>>

All wave shapes are just stacked sine waves though.

Am I dreaming or is thread for fucking real.

Sure if it's the 90s again and you're into industrial

get the fuck out you additive synthesis pleb

>fourier
>pleb
pleb

>analytic results
>being applicable computationally
>being relevant to hardware
i bet you think you're clever because you're taking your first semester in undergrad functional analysis but you should really get your head out of your ass

physical modeling is where the future at

you should check out verilog

what the fuck are you geeks talking about

You completely got it wrong

Saw |\
Square |_|
Sine S
Triangle /\

Trap beats

Laughed at the square and sine

yeah if you switch triangle and square

lol

Easy candidate for worst thread of all time

Saw waves are cliched plebeian pap. "dude bzzzzz lmao"

Layer those Oscillators

this

I like triangle

>Square
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Oh wow great, I was thinking about just making a thread for it but I might ask here:

I'm very interested in picking up modular synths/analog synth muzic in general. Got a nice job that gives plenty of free time and all I want is to shut myself in my dorm with some machines and experiment.

It is a vast, often expensive route so I'm wondering if you would suggest me to start from any particular PC software (I haven't looked into this that much since touching pc programs leaves me a little cold but i'm not rich and a fucking newbie in making music so perhaps I shall start there) or else

I only own pic related for the moment, might pick up something new this christmas

Thanks in advance for your advice

Not sure what you're asking. You want to do modular but you want to do software isntead?

If you want to do modular MuffWiggler and ModularGrid are the resources you need.

There's a free modular softwar emulator called VCV Rack. There's also a fairly cheap, more complete software modular by Softube. There are also things like Pure Date and Max/MSP that you could use to do modular type things but are more programming centric.

this guy gets it

Pure Data*

Also, if you're into text based interface there's SuperCollider

>using old waves in 20**
>not shaping and folding sines into complex waveshapes

i personally prefer sine waves best

Sine and Square

try grabbing something cheap on cyber monday or black friday

sine > square > saw >>>>>>> triangle (what's the fucking point of this)

waveshaping has also been around for 40-50 years

you really tryin to make a pad with a saw or square? sine and triangle are great for soft sounds

saw>square>sine>triangle

If you want to do modular stuff on a computer, I've heard Reaktor is good.

it's good if you already have a decent understanding of synths and different synthesis types

not very beginner friendly

You gotta start somewhere though. It's not like reaktor is any different than any other synth.

>not being a part of the squarewave master race