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A sound synthesis audio technique that uses a periodic low-frequency waveform to modulate a sound, usually from an {{ent|ambient_generic}}. The effects of this are often difficult to describe in words. Designers are encouraged to experiment with the settings to get a "feel" for the controls. | A sound synthesis audio technique that uses a periodic low-frequency waveform to modulate a sound, usually from an {{ent|ambient_generic}}. The effects of this are often difficult to describe in words. Designers are encouraged to experiment with the settings to get a "feel" for the controls. | ||
== External | == External links == | ||
* {{wiki|Low-frequency oscillation}} | * {{wiki|Low-frequency oscillation}} | ||
* {{wiki|Modulation}} | * {{wiki|Modulation}} | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 6 January 2024
A sound synthesis audio technique that uses a periodic low-frequency waveform to modulate a sound, usually from an ambient_generic. The effects of this are often difficult to describe in words. Designers are encouraged to experiment with the settings to get a "feel" for the controls.
