CYANPHASE VIBRASYNTH 1

Type

Generator - Wacky Synth

Author

Edward L. Blake (CyanPhase)

Email

blakee@rovoscape.com

Description

A nasty synth i guess, has a few vibratypes, and creates some rather interesting sounds (check the various included demo songs like the one by canc3r). vibrasynth was made to be sorta abnormal, an experimental synth basically, with some additive, subtractive, FM and ringmod properties.


PARAMETERS

VibraType

The type of "Vibra" you want, the oscillators used means the more detail (and the more CPU used), these do not include the additional custom oscillators:
      "Quick Vibra" (5 osc)
      "Vibra I" (5 osc)
      "Dark Vibra II" (6 osc)
      "Bright Vibra II" (6 osc)
      "Phat Vibra X" (6 osc)
      "Vibra III A" (8 osc)
      "Vibra III B" (7 osc)
      "Vibra SK 1" (6 osc, not harmonic)
      "Vibra SK 2" (6 osc, not harmonic)

WaveType1

Sets the first waveform slot, different waveforms will sound different.

WaveType2

Sets the second waveform slot, different waveforms will sound different.

Tuning

Your not stuck to "standard" tuning, also has a setting to tune to Arguelle's Guru Series and another being "Alt-Tune" (just a random tuning). After the first 3 settings you can set tuning manually.

VCA-Attack

Amount of time that the attack (starting) part of the envelope takes. shorter times makes the sound more stabby.

VCA-Decay

The amount of time after the attack part of the sound envelope

VCA-Release

The amount of time the sound fades out after note-off

AntiClick

Just a basic delta restrictor parameter, it doesnt do much however.

BitSaturate1

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate2

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate3

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate4

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate5

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate6

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate7

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

BitSaturate8

creates harsh noise, the more the 8 bit saturates are lined up, the less harsher

OSCM1:Vol

Frequency Modulator 1 Oscilator volume.

OSCM1:RFreq

Frequency Modulator 1 Oscilator frequency

OSCM1:Type

Type of frequency modulation that is done on the oscilators (and which ones)

OSCM2:Vol

Frequency Modulator 2 Oscilator volume.

OSCM2:RFreq

Frequency Modulator 2 Oscilator frequency.

OSCM2:Type

Type of frequency modulation that is done on the oscilators (and which ones)

AdditionalOSCs

Additional oscilators that are used as well

OSCs:WaveType

The waveform that the extra oscilators will use

OSC1:Vol

Oscilator 1 Volume

OSC2:Vol

Oscilator 2 Volume

OSC1:RFreq

Oscilator 1 Relative frequency

OSC2:RFreq

Oscilator 2 Relative frequency

Filter:Type

Type of Filter used:
No Filter -
LP - 12dB/oct Lowpass filter, this filter takes out the high end
Moog LP - 24dB/oct Moog self-oscilating filter
HP - 12dB/oct Highpass filter, this filter takes out the low end
BP - Bandpass filter, this filter creates a peak with both low and high ends taken out
BR - Bandreject filter, this filter creates a hole in the frequency spectrum

Filter:CutOff

The frequency where the filter's resonance peak is.

Filter:Resonance

The amount of resonance that is made at the cutoff, high values give more sound.

Inertia

The Inertia of the OSCM part of the synth

SustainVol

Sustained volume of the sound

FltNote:Filter

No Filter Note LP - 12dB/oct LP filter where the note frequency is the cutoff
Note LP Moog - 24dB/oct LP filter where the note frequency is the cutoff
Note HP - 12dB/oct HP filter where the note frequency is the cutoff
Note BP - BP filter where the note frequency is the cutoff
Note BR - BR filter where the note frequency is the cutoff
Notex2 LP - 12dB/oct LP filter where the note frequency x 2 is the cutoff
Notex2 LP Moog - 24dB/oct LP filter where the note frequency x 2 is the cutoff
Notex2 HP - 12dB/oct HP filter where the note frequency x 2 is the cutoff
Notex2 BP - BP filter where the note frequency x 2 is the cutoff
Notex2 BR - BR filter where the note frequency x 2 is the cutoff

FltNote:Res

Amount of resonance at the note cutoff point


ATTRIBUTES

MIDI Channel

Sets the MIDI channel (0 to 16, 0 being known as omni) to listen to, behaves similarly to all the other Buzz machines that support MIDI.

MIDI Velocity

Sets how MIDI Velocity is treated with the synth:
0 - Don't use MIDI velocity for anything
1 - Attack Amount (light)
2 - Attack Amount (medium)
3 - Attack Amount (high)
4 - Decay Amount (light)
5 - Decay Amount (medium)
6 - Decay Amount (hard)
7 - N\A
8 - N\A
9 - N\A
10 - N\A

Note that the harder settings mean it requires less force on the keyboard to get higher values.

MIDI Transpose (-24..24 smt)

Sets how many semitones to transpose the MIDI note from the normal tuning on the synth. It goes from 24 semitones down to 24 semitones up.

MIDI Recording Enabled

Enables or Disables the use of the record button to record notes into the currently playing pattern


STUFF

E-Mail:

blakee@rovoscape.com.

Thanks\shoutz

canc3r for the demo song
all the ppl who gave suggestions
MVA
Oskari
djlaser
Mute
#buzz
HymaX
disasteradio (new atom)
rymix
7900
Larsby
all the buzz devs
discharge
waKax
Haloform
arguru
Zephod
FSM
Whitenoise
Apo
Kooper
levin
theEXIT
djboo
Nool
_phi (_khlEr3l)
pinkj
Socrates
setzer
clarion\clarotica
Buzz-Talk list
Wizkid\Coala
Uksi
Severed Optical Nerve (SevOPT)
Vectrex
Cervus
pyroscott
Nathan Snider
Bas with the offline buzz archives
The many others i forgot


 



Copyright © 2001 Edward L. Blake