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Episode 009 - Oscillator Sync
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Oscillator Sync Defined
Oscillator sync simply synchronizes the period of one waveform with that of another. What does that mean? Basically, the synchronized waveform restarts its wave each time some other waveform completes a cycle.
The naming may differ on some synthesizers, but typically there is a “master” oscillator (often OSC 1) which controls the cycles of the “slave” oscillator (often OSC 2). In order for oscillator sync to have any kind of audible effect, the slave oscillator must be tuned higher than the master. And, it must not be tuned to octave multiples of the master.
Listen to the podcast for examples of what it sounds like.
More Study
Fred Welsh’s book, Synthesizer Cookbook: Synthesizer Programming, Sound Analysis, and Universal Patch Book
Looking for the ESQ-1 example patch we created near the end of the episode? Here it is: oscillator sync example for Ensoniq ESQ-1.
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