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Analog Sound Synthesis on Your Computer

Step 9Exponential ramp applied to a sine wave

Exponential ramp applied to a sine wave
This page shows how to use the exponential ramp from the previous step to modulate a sine source (actually, sine and cosine). The behavioral voltage source is used to turn a linear ramp into an exponential ramp that drives the FM input on a modulate2 component.

The amplitude is modulated by both a fast exponential ramp and a slow sine wave.

Listen to the sample file- it sounds pretty weird.
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Author:Mark Rehorst(Mark Rehorst's Projects Page)
I was electrical engineer for 22+ years, then went back to school and became a dentist.