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Detune effect #171

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micheldebree opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 3 comments
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Detune effect #171

micheldebree opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 3 comments
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micheldebree commented Oct 2, 2023

An effect to detune a note/instrument/voice

Needs some design on how it would work exactly

When implemented, the converter can implement it too

@micheldebree micheldebree added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 2, 2023
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One way of doing it could be a new "detune" command, where the value of detune is fixed and can't be modulated. I think this might be the easiest way.

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The other one is to introduce a new "detune" value for the instrument, that points to a new "detune" table where the detune amount could be modulated just like pulse width or filter

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To me this sounds like a driver-related thing. I would actually second a possibility to set up the frequency tables in the driver, so one could base the whole tune on f.e. 432Hz as A-4 instead of those weird-sounding 440Hz.
On the other hand: detune a channel or an instrument adds further 16bit-additions before writing frequency values. For a demo you don't want that, as it eats more rastertime.

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