Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + chorus
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Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + chorus
I have noticed that when the chorus is engaged, oscillator 1 seems to vary in the phase relationship with the chorus on every new note so that the chorus sound is not consistent. If you hit a staccato note repeatedly the tone will change quite noticeably. Bizarrely this does not happen with oscillator 2, but since they are usually mixed it's hard to avoid. It happens with every oscillator type and also happens on both outputs whether stereo or mono. Has anyone got anymore insight into what's going on here/how to resolve (if at all)?
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Re: Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + choru
Could this be because the delayed signal (a chorus uses a delay line modulated by an LFO) is not in sync with the note on? I.e. the LFO is free running and each repeated note gets the LFO modulation at a different portion of the cycle?). If that were the case, I doubt there is a simple 'solution'.
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Re: Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + choru
No, because this only happens on oscillator 1. It also doesn't happen using an external chorus.Mr_-G- wrote:Could this be because the delayed signal (a chorus uses a delay line modulated by an LFO) is not in sync with the note on? I.e. the LFO is free running and each repeated note gets the LFO modulation at a different portion of the cycle?). If that were the case, I doubt there is a simple 'solution'.
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Re: Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + choru
Hhh, very interesting. Indeed there is different phasing between the oscillators when going through the chorus. Very astute of you to notice.
I don't find it to be the case on slot B though, just slot A.
I've just posted a thread about a problem with one of my Waves where when I turned it on slot A was almost completely silent. I wonder how the different slots & respective oscillators are arranged vis-a-vis the digital architecture. Intriguing!
I don't find it to be the case on slot B though, just slot A.
I've just posted a thread about a problem with one of my Waves where when I turned it on slot A was almost completely silent. I wonder how the different slots & respective oscillators are arranged vis-a-vis the digital architecture. Intriguing!
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Re: Nord Wave 1: odd phasing issue with oscillator 1 + choru
This old thread about NS2 "internals" has also a picture of the NW 1 inside, it has 4 DSPs so maybe 2 per Slot (I guess, maybe 1 for the synth + 1 for FX) https://www.norduserforum.com/nord-stag ... t2647.htmlkayvon wrote:I've just posted a thread about a problem with one of my Waves where when I turned it on slot A was almost completely silent. I wonder how the different slots & respective oscillators are arranged vis-a-vis the digital architecture. Intriguing!
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