Whitenoise's "Additive"

Machine info Create date 18 Aug 2002 Name Additive Description Additive synth: WhiteNoise additive is an additive synth which works by adding up individual sinewave components instead of starting with a wave and filtering out parts (subtractive synthesis). It's operation is similar to the Kawai k5000, but works with sequences of waves similar to the korg wavestation. Like the k5000 it includes a formant filter for doing vocal, realistic accoustic sounds and also analog filter style sounds. Included are many sample waves and formant filter sequences. New waves can also be created in photoshop. Host type Buzz Machine type Generator Sub type Additive synth Inputs / outputs

Additional info BuzzWiki article Additive Username Whitenoise User description Author of the 4p04 machine.

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1.1 32 bit	26 Sep 2002	This is a small update. It fixes a major bug where you are unable to switch the LFO's back to Sine wave mode after switching to anything else. If you update, please check your patterns too, since this new dll will cause 0's in the LFO shape column in all the spots that were previously blank. If you like, change the name of the dll so your old songs are unaffected.
	WhiteNoise's Additive.dll
1.0 32 bit	18 Aug 2002	WhiteNoise additive is an additive synth which works by adding up individual sinewave components instead of starting with a wave and filtering out parts (subtractive synthesis). It's operation is similar to the Kawai k5000, but works with sequences of waves similar to the korg wavestation. Like the k5000 it includes a formant filter for doing vocal, realistic accoustic sounds and also analog filter style sounds. Included are many sample waves and formant filter sequences. New waves can also be created in photoshop.
	WhiteNoise's Additive.dll