Highly unlikely.And this is why I never use this plugin - despite the fact that it is obviously capable (and the Youtube demo video is phenomenal).
It's not that complicated. Spend less time reading waveforms and more time listening. The manual is detailed enough to use the tool. Trying to reverse engineer the plugin to determine the intricacies of the algorythms is going to be mostly futile. I dont think Multiplicity is the kind tool that will benefit from that approach. Are you trying to solve a specific problem, or just want to know in general? If the former, what is the problem? "Tha saws" problem? Do you mean saw waves? What is the actual use case in detail?
Statistics: Posted by plexuss — Wed Aug 14, 2024 4:31 pm