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Try A#1
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Sound starts when you first play a note — nothing sounds before you ask it to. Use the keyboard at the bottom of the screen, your computer keyboard, or a MIDI keyboard you have plugged in.
How it fits together
The patch as its creator wired it. Fork it to open the same graph in the editor, where every block can be moved, rewired and set.
- ‘osc’ is Sine oscillator, an ATMOSYNTH built-in module. It is played by ‘keyboard’, which reaches its ‘midi’ input. Its ‘out’ output goes to the ‘in’ input of ‘amp’.
- ‘amp’ is Amplitude envelope, an ATMOSYNTH built-in module. It is played by ‘keyboard’, which reaches its ‘midi’ input. Its ‘out’ output goes to the ‘in1’ input of ‘out’.
- ‘out’ is Output, an ATMOSYNTH built-in module. It reaches the audio output.
- ‘envelope’ is Envelope, an ATMOSYNTH built-in module. It is played by ‘keyboard’, which reaches its ‘midi’ input. Its ‘out’ output goes to the ‘detune’ input of ‘osc’.
- ‘keyboard’ is Keyboard, an ATMOSYNTH built-in module. It plays no sound of its own: it is where the notes a person plays enter the patch. Its notes go to ‘amp’. Its notes go to ‘envelope’. Its notes go to ‘osc’.
Built from
- Sine oscillator —
ATMOSYNTH built-in module - Amplitude envelope — ATMOSYNTH built-in module
- Output — ATMOSYNTH built-in module
- Envelope — ATMOSYNTH built-in module
- Keyboard — ATMOSYNTH built-in module
How these fit together is the graph above. Fork the patch to open it in the editor and change it.