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The legend of BRENSO’s pulse-width modulation

PWM is a huge part of everyday electronics, but it is also a classic synth sound, to the point it reached a cult (if not meme) status. A Eurorack oscillator like BRENSO wouldn't have been completed without a PWM section, and today we're exploring it in detail. It might not be the most obvious feature, since it is nestled into the timbre modulation section, but it is capable of wild timbres. BRENSO: https://frap.tools/brenso/ Check also this PWM patch:    • Pulse-Width Modulation and Sync with BRENS...   Timbre and Amplitude modulation: BRENSO Waveforms:    • How does BRENSO generate its wave forms an...   Overtones:    • What are overtones and why they might be m...   00:00 Overview 02:36 What is a comparator and why it's important for pulse-width modulation? 03:36 The difference between BRENSO's square waves. 04:37 Modulating the comparator threshold to change the pulse width. 05:04 What are the harmonics of a pulse wave? 06:09 How to fake more oscillators through PWM. 07:15 Pulse wave symmetry and phase. 09:51 Feeding BRENSO's comparator with the triangle shaper