// actual FM using sinosc (sync is 0)

// using Offset

// modulator to carrier

SinOsc m => SinOsc c => dac;

//will sum with m

Step o => c;

// carrier frequency

220 => o.next;

// modulator frequency

20 => m.freq;

// index of modulation

200 => m.gain;

// time-loop

while( true ) {

0.5428::second => now;

//<<<o.last()>>>;

}

On Dec 31, 2009, at 5:13 PM, Robert Poor wrote:

What is the predicted effect of:

SinOsc s1 => SinOsc s2 => dac;

? I was expecting some form of FM, but instead I'm met with stony
silence (*).

I understand that the .op parameter controls how the input to a UGen
is interpreted, but I don't see any documentation on the effect of
chucking to a SinOsc input.

If the real answer "go read Ge's thesis", I can handle that, but I was
hoping for more instant gratification.

Thanks in advance...

- Rob

(*) Of course, I've also initialized gains and frequencies to
reasonable values. The full code is:

SinOsc s1 => SinOsc s2 => dac;
330.0 => s1.freq;
1.0 => s1.gain;
440.0 => s2.freq;
1.0 => s2.gain;
1::second => now;
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