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And there actually some of the more powerful one's without knowing.

i think you have a vague concept of underrated :-)) Ciupiński has collaborated with a variety of artists, musicians, choreographers, and film directors, including Oscar-winning director Andrzej Wajda, and scored the music for United Nations documentary Opening Doors. Ciupiński studied with Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Christopher Rouse at the Juilliard School, Zbigniew Bujarski and Krzysztof Penderecki at the Cracow Academy of Music, and with Edwin Roxbrough and Joe Cutler at the Birmingham Conservatoire.

@@mariorossi7225 its a play on the title of the video.....

Way better than omri

Haha couldn't have said it better myself

Think of the extreme; if you are sending a 20khz sine wave and your sample rate is 22khz, the system or filter is only seeing one value for each wave or cycle. In that particular ratio the mixer output would "beat" at a 2khz rate. Depending on the cut-off frequency for the filter, it could completely block the 20khz signal. Most of the audio we produce in VCV are usually less than 10khz, but it's like sending a 1080p image to a monitor with only 240 vertical pixels - you will never see the detail of the image until you increase the resolution of the monitor to at least the pixel count of the image. In the case of audio, the sample rate should be at least twice the maximum output frequency - at least.

I hadn't watched the whole video, and what I realize now, is you've probably invented a digital form of very old fashioned analog synthesis - all waveforms used to be a analog. So this is how they were made?

Second this, I went to go play around with this idea last night and saw that the VCF from VCV2 is pretty different!

It must be a vcv plugin but I'm not sure I was wondering the same

It would be very expensive hahaha

@@Val_Cla That goes without saying, lol, but it would require the side of a house to hold them all, lol.

Another comment seemed to say the effect was highly dependent on the sample rate. So it may be interesting to try the other options under the Engine drop-down menu for the overall program settings. Worth a shot at least.

The "natural" character you're getting is so cool.