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Original Message 1/5 10-Jun-00 @ 01:34 AM - Waldorf Pulse question

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Could someone explian to me the Pulse's cros mod? I understand its not FM, and it only works with rectangle waves(or just square???) So, could somone tell me?

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Message 2/5 12-Jun-00 @ 07:02 AM - RE: Waldorf Pulse question

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What you maybe referring to is the synching funtion to sync osc 2 to osc 3, so that oscillator 2 blends the output shape of itself with the output shape of osc 3. Have you read the manual? It describes the funtion quite nicely there. The only mod that I can think might be limited td to square waves is the modulation varying the pulsewidth, and as far as I know, that's just using one of the virtual patch cable in the mod matrix to attach that destination to a varible source, such as an envelope or LFO. otherwise, you got me stumped for the moment, as I don't have mine here. Hope this helps.

Ape

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Message 3/5 17-Jul-00 @ 10:30 PM - RE: Waldorf Pulse question

themaestro

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What is Waldorf???

I've never heard of it - Is it a synth keyboard or software???
Could someone please tell me? I'm very curious!
thanks!
maestro (who's obviously a little sheltered...)

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Message 4/5 18-Jul-00 @ 07:35 AM - RE: Waldorf Pulse question

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http://www.waldorf-gmbh.de

-Craig

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Message 5/5 18-Jul-00 @ 07:30 PM - RE: Waldorf Pulse question

Darude Bwoy

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Check out some mp3 examples of a Pulse here:

http://members.tripod.co.uk/JohnnyFartpants/index.html

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