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glendale

08.02.2006 07:23 PM

TI 1.09: SUB OSC Volume

When moving the SUB OSC Volume knob - nothing happens???? Is it just my TI or does it happen on yours as well?

Or does it maybe depend on the sound?

Cheers,
stunning glen

Timo	08.02.2006 08:07 PM

Hi mate, yes, turning the knob clockwise should bring the sub oscillator (triangle or square) into the mix.

Maybe if you have a High Pass filter enabled the sub may be attenuated. Open up your filters to check.

ben crosland

08.02.2006 08:52 PM

Re: TI 1.09: SUB OSC Volume

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendale

When moving the SUB OSC Volume knob - nothing happens???? Is it just my TI or does it happen on yours as well?

Or does it maybe depend on the sound?

Cheers,
stunning glen

Are you perchance in a Wavetable patch?

Wavetables don't have suboscillators..

glendale

09.02.2006 08:08 AM

Re: TI 1.09: SUB OSC Volume

Quote:

Originally Posted by ben crosland

Quote:

Originally Posted by glendale

When moving the SUB OSC Volume knob - nothing happens???? Is it just my TI or does it happen on yours as well?

Or does it maybe depend on the sound?

Cheers,
stunning glen

Are you perchance in a Wavetable patch?

Wavetables don't have suboscillators..

Is "Laquis" (one of your presets) such a wavetable patch? If yes, then it's the solution.

But wouldn't it be nicer to display a message like 'wavetable patches don't have a suboscillator'? I thought, it's a new bug ;)

Cheers and thanks,
glen

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