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Originally posted by nhibberd But they will be out of synch with eachother.

they need to be out of sync/phase to get the unison effect. so actually it's unison of 6 voices created with 2 instances of one synth

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Originally posted by PutBoy Massive ;P Yours?

Of course, otherwise how I would have been able to know the played notes?

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Originally posted by thecYrus they need to be out of sync/phase to get the unison effect. so actually it's unison of 6 voices created with 2 instances of one synth

Well the point of a dedicated multi-osc synth is that you can controll the synchronisation. If you have two synths playing, the synch to eachother is just about random going through MIDI. That's what the difference is between layering two 3-osc synths to a 6-osc synth.

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Originally posted by nhibberd the synch to eachother is just about random going through MIDI.

only the initial startpoint of the phase is random and it will stay the same way trough the whole midi. so it isn't a problem and normally you can't control the phase on a synth.. so actually it's still the same.

Korg Polysix has a really nice sub OSC.

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