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This may be a largely personal thing, but I wish there was more continuity between the naming conventions for periodic functions in weaving &/or electronics: Sine, Saw/Ramp, Triangle, Square/Pulse
Sawtooth is the one I would love to tweak slightly. I would keep it more like a 'straight draw' in weaving, always rising or falling, with the ability to generate the same frequency/phasing effect I love so much about sine wave sample. I understand that by defining it in terms of segments, this necessarily makes each segment identical--same as if one were to make a draft and tile it, but that isn't as interesting, if you ask me. :) This would also keep it in line with the common waveform in audio electronics, a saw/ramp wave.
A triangle waveform in electronics would essentially be a pointed draft in weaving, kinda like what the sawtooth operator does with segments. This too as a frequency would be rad, since one can already tile segments.
A pulse wave could be interesting for making periodic shifts, and one can currently do something like this with undulate warps.
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This may be a largely personal thing, but I wish there was more continuity between the naming conventions for periodic functions in weaving &/or electronics: Sine, Saw/Ramp, Triangle, Square/Pulse
Sawtooth is the one I would love to tweak slightly. I would keep it more like a 'straight draw' in weaving, always rising or falling, with the ability to generate the same frequency/phasing effect I love so much about sine wave sample. I understand that by defining it in terms of segments, this necessarily makes each segment identical--same as if one were to make a draft and tile it, but that isn't as interesting, if you ask me. :) This would also keep it in line with the common waveform in audio electronics, a saw/ramp wave.
A triangle waveform in electronics would essentially be a pointed draft in weaving, kinda like what the sawtooth operator does with segments. This too as a frequency would be rad, since one can already tile segments.
A pulse wave could be interesting for making periodic shifts, and one can currently do something like this with undulate warps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: