WBahn, I understand that if I plug my parameters into the modulation equations, The results will be sidebands.
Consider this. In our present mod. schemes, the mod. effects the carrier envelope, not the carrier sine. The carrier sine remains constant, weather sidebands are present or not.
We have never tried to mod. a individual sine cycle, as far as I know.
We mod. a parameter of a stream of sines, not an individual sine cycle.
I believe we can mod. a single sine cycle, symmetrically, and not create a sideband.
The mod. change is too quick to effect an envelope parameter, such as amplitude, frequency or phase.
The only character of the envelope that changes, is the roundness of the envelope.
Wobble Modulation.
How do we generate a wobble within one sine cycle?
Consider this. In our present mod. schemes, the mod. effects the carrier envelope, not the carrier sine. The carrier sine remains constant, weather sidebands are present or not.
We have never tried to mod. a individual sine cycle, as far as I know.
We mod. a parameter of a stream of sines, not an individual sine cycle.
I believe we can mod. a single sine cycle, symmetrically, and not create a sideband.
The mod. change is too quick to effect an envelope parameter, such as amplitude, frequency or phase.
The only character of the envelope that changes, is the roundness of the envelope.
Wobble Modulation.
How do we generate a wobble within one sine cycle?
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