Tremolo Wizard
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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.planetz.com/Pulsar/files/dev ... .zip"><img src="/forums/images/file_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" File"> File</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Price ($USD): 0<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Type: Effect<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Requires: Scope 4.0<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Hi everyone!
Here's a new gizmo for you to play with. It's a tremolo module, but not at all like CreamWare's. The "LFO" is actually a regular oscillator, so it can go from low frequencies to very high frequencies. Also, it can do pulse width! The biggest plus in this device is the "smooth" option, so when you're using the pulse and saw waveforms, it smooths out the modulation. Very nice!
Also, an added delay delays the left or right modulation, which gives a side-to-side effect (not necessarily autopan, it's more powerful than that).
When you go into the high frequencies, it starts sounding like a decimator. You must have the smooth option turned OFF to do that. Play around with the pulse width modulation while decimating -- fun!
Another thing I should mention is the LFO gain: when set to straight up, it goes from min to max; when turned all the way up, it goes from negative max to positive max. You can't hear the negative, so it merely "cuts out" more than the regular Full setting.
No presets; you'll have to make your own.
Enjoy!
Shayne
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Here's a new gizmo for you to play with. It's a tremolo module, but not at all like CreamWare's. The "LFO" is actually a regular oscillator, so it can go from low frequencies to very high frequencies. Also, it can do pulse width! The biggest plus in this device is the "smooth" option, so when you're using the pulse and saw waveforms, it smooths out the modulation. Very nice!
Also, an added delay delays the left or right modulation, which gives a side-to-side effect (not necessarily autopan, it's more powerful than that).
When you go into the high frequencies, it starts sounding like a decimator. You must have the smooth option turned OFF to do that. Play around with the pulse width modulation while decimating -- fun!
Another thing I should mention is the LFO gain: when set to straight up, it goes from min to max; when turned all the way up, it goes from negative max to positive max. You can't hear the negative, so it merely "cuts out" more than the regular Full setting.
No presets; you'll have to make your own.
Enjoy!
Shayne
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Sorry I haven't been keeping in contact with you guys, but I've had a cold the last few days and haven't even turned on my computer. I'm on my laptop now, and I don't have access to any of my Scope files. I think Piddi is giving away that DSP file? I really don't think CWA would mind. 
I've noticed there are some DSP modules in the SDK that don't seem to be installed with the regular software. Before I got sick I had just finished up a new synth (this is a really cool one, guys!) that uses an ASync attenuator that wasn't in my Scope installation. I'll be releasing the new synth soon.
Cheers,
Shayne

I've noticed there are some DSP modules in the SDK that don't seem to be installed with the regular software. Before I got sick I had just finished up a new synth (this is a really cool one, guys!) that uses an ASync attenuator that wasn't in my Scope installation. I'll be releasing the new synth soon.
Cheers,
Shayne
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I don't have any idea what DSP files any of my devices use. CreamWare's modules are all locked. I only know what I grab out of the DSP modules list, which isn't very many.
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Melodious synth music by Binary Sea
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