Does VCV Rack have an additive oscillator module with 16+ partials?

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Title :slight_smile:

I would like a module where I am able to enter the db values of the individual partials similar to Absynth or Ableton’s Operator.

Mentions of similar modular appreciated.

I am aware of Jette which has 8 partials and bogaudio’s module which seems pretty cool, but not really deterministic enough.

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My Chebyshev is like that. But it only has 10. Use two? They use very little cpu.

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Maybe Blamsoft XFX:

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Getting warmer :slight_smile:

Is there a way of using 2 modules and sort of continue the fundamental of one module? E.g. Fundamental 1 is 100hz, f2 is 200 hz up to 1000 and then the next module picks up from 1100-2000hz. EDIT: Was wrong about something.

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Hey Ahornberg

That looks like a fair solution, though I’d love to have db values for the individual partials, but 26 partials is great. Thanks! :slight_smile:

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Yes, that what tun tuning knob does.

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I think stoermelder has one. Not sure on number of channels, it could be 16. I think it might be called Cheb.

@stoermelder

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I don’t think he has any oscillators. Cheb sound like my Chebyshev?

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There’s also my Harmonizer. It’s CV only but you can add up to 16 CV values (pitch and volume) for inharmonic partials and send them to a sine wave generator.

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You could use polyphony to create your own?
edit: oops, see above

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It’s not released but in his experimental Pack Gamma

Screen Shot 2021-07-23 at 9.31.31 AM

Cheb12 sounds pretty sweet.

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I’d have a look at Nysthi Phasor.

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there’s also this one

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also this one from bidoo:

It looks a bit complicated, but if you read the manual or watch a tutorial it’s actually quite comfortable and very powerful… you can create your own wavetables with additive synthesis, waveshaping and morphing, with a nice graphic display.

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Hi, wouldn’t fit NYSTHI’s Phasor? It’s basically an additive synth sporting16 oscillators and almost absurdely deep control over the partials behaviour. Cheers!

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link

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that’s a wonderful module, I never seen it !

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do you code blindfolded?

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I think I’m starting to forget my modules older than 3 years everything is going to fade away

I’m going to reinvent all of them as a new discover ! maybe writing documents ? NAaaa, I’m already bored

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I’m wagering Antonio doesn’t waste time looking at the modules he makes, when they compile he moves on to the next one! :stuck_out_tongue:

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