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02-band-limited-oscs.py - Oscillators whose spectrum is kept under the Nyquist frequency.
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This tutorial presents an object (misnamed LFO but it's too late
to change its name!) that implements various band-limited waveforms.
A band-limited signal is a signal that none of its partials exceeds
the nyquist frequency (sr/2).
The LFO object, despite its name, can be use as a standard oscillator,
with very high fundamental frequencies. At lower frequencies (below 20 Hz)
this object will give a true LFO with various shapes.
The "type" slider in the controller window lets choose between these
particular waveforms:
0. Saw up (default)
1. Saw down
2. Square
3. Triangle
4. Pulse
5. Bipolar pulse
6. Sample and hold
7. Modulated Sine
.. code-block:: python
from pyo import *
s = Server().boot()
# Sets fundamental frequency.
freq = 187.5
# LFO applied to the `sharp` attribute
lfo = Sine(0.2, mul=0.5, add=0.5)
# Various band-limited waveforms
osc = LFO(freq=freq, sharp=lfo, mul=0.4).out()
osc.ctrl()
# Displays the waveform
sc = Scope(osc)
# Displays the spectrum contents
sp = Spectrum(osc)
s.gui(locals())
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