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Is saw still dofferemt octave om Minilogue? i understanded at least earlier plays i think octave higher than other waveforms. such thing is deal breaker to me is there still here

Yeah total deal breaker if only there was some sort of switch you could use to change the octave

moho wrote:Yeah total deal breaker if only there was some sort of switch you could use to change the octave

i can't tell if you're being a troll or not but there is totally a switch for each oscillator for changing octaves.

Not trolling just sarcasm, I just can't stand the phrase "deal breaker" especially when used to actually troll a sweet synth.
Saw higher use the octave switch,
slim keys use a full size midi keyboard,
delay that can sound like a bag of nails turn it off and use an external one,
and if you don't like the way it makes coffee don't scream deal breaker just boil a kettle

moho wrote:Not trolling just sarcasm, I just can't stand the phrase "deal breaker" especially when used to actually troll a sweet synth.
Saw higher use the octave switch,
slim keys use a full size midi keyboard,
delay that can sound like a bag of nails turn it off and use an external one,
and if you don't like the way it makes coffee don't scream deal breaker just boil a kettle

+1 Minilogue is a very cool synth, no question! About the delay..it's not supposed to act like a digital one...it behaves more like an analog delay and I'm cool with that...very character. People complain about mono....get ya a chorus pedal for the thing or an external fx unit(like they used to have to do BITD) and boom, you have stereo...NO PROBLEM!

jpq wrote:Is saw still dofferemt octave om Minilogue? i understanded at least earlier plays i think octave higher than other waveforms. such thing is deal breaker to me is there still here

There's nothing wrong with the octave settings on saw....they can be set low enough to sound like clicks and high enough you cannot even hear them. There's no problem there.

Yeah, the octave is one octave higher for the Saw, but when you play with the Shape it seems to drop down one octave putting it into the same range as the square and triangle. The square wave doesn't appear to change octave when you use the shape, and the triangle seems to gain harmonics so it seems to be correct to me. It is just be a case of "it is what it is".

The saw fits in the octave range....because of the nature of sawtooth waves the lowest setting is clicks and the highest is inaudible....there's nothing incorrect about it......if it was one octave lower to be like the other waveforms it would just be clicks.


There's no "there" there so to speak