DUNE 2: additional FM algorithms is possible?

[Mark]

Here is the sine phase change wavetable plus a simple Yamaha style FM patch with feedback on the modulator (Osc2). Two voices each with different pitches panned left and right to create a simple saw in the left channel and a square in the right.

Sine phase WT.zip

[Yorrrrrr]

Nice Mark. You should make an advanced tips and tricks guide to DUNE 2! Your knowledge elevates DUNE 2 to a whole new level.

[Mark]

Nice Mark. You should make an advanced tips and tricks guide to DUNE 2! Your knowledge elevates DUNE 2 to a whole new level.

Cheers mate. I will do one day!

[docam]

Thank you very much Mark, I'll take a look as soon as I've some free times. Also thanks to Yorrrrrr about some suggestions, all of your help are really appreciated!

[ufo]

Sik mr holt!
Very impressive demonstration of acquired geek knowledge.
Do you have a degree in pure mathematics?

Peace

[Mark]

Sik mr holt!
Very impressive demonstration of acquired geek knowledge.
Do you have a degree in pure mathematics?

Peace

Not maths, but Biochemistry. And a PhD at that. So, it's Dr Holt next time, right?

[Saukar23]

To add to Mark's brilliant tutorial... also remember that you have 8 voices with Dune 2. So you could, for example, use any of the techniques that Mark suggested PLUS you have more voices so you could have a chain of FM operators set up to modulate each oscillator in each layer for something really crazy (dependent upon your CPU of course).

[Mark]

Indeed, but given that this approach needs the highest quality settings then 8 voices can get a bit hairy

It is possible to use the second highest quality setting with significant CPU savings, but with an expected degradation in sound, although this can sometimes be quite pleasing. It never sounds pleasing at the lowest quality setting