most subtle of modulations. You can multiply by "index" every sample
as in the posted examples, but personally I'd simply set the
modulator's .gain() to the value of the index. "
so you just make index * m.gain() ?
Kas said:
"While we are at it; I'd also use the fm input to the carrier set by
the .sync() member function."
I'm not succeeding because I'm not able to use .sync.
There's written something about in the manual, is it correct to write
2 => c.sync ? Cause at SinOsc page it is written : " (2) fm synth " .
Kas said:
"That leaves the centre frequency, I'd sum the modulator with a Step
UGen set to that value.
This will greatly simplify the code (no need to manually loop) and
because of that decrease the CPU cost. "
And what about Step? you put it in the blackhole also and you set it at carrier frequency?
I'M SHOUTING!!