First sound
This guide mirrors episode 01 of the series: osc -> out.
The goal is tiny on purpose: make one tone, then hear how pitch and waveform change it.
Step 1: Add oscillator
Section titled “Step 1: Add oscillator”Press A O to add an osc node.
An oscillator is the simplest sound source in blzr.
Step 2: Add output
Section titled “Step 2: Add output”Press A U to add an out node.
out is the final destination that sends signal to your speakers.
Step 3: Connect and activate audio
Section titled “Step 3: Connect and activate audio”Connect osc.audio-out to out.audio-in.
Press Space Space in the out node to activate audio.
You should hear a tone immediately.
Step 4: Change pitch
Section titled “Step 4: Change pitch”Move frequency on osc.
Lower values sound lower. Higher values sound higher.
Step 5: Change waveform
Section titled “Step 5: Change waveform”Switch type between sine, square, sawtooth, and triangle.
You are still hearing one note, but the character of that note changes.
What you just built
Section titled “What you just built”This is a patch: two nodes and one connection.
That simple graph is the base pattern for everything else in blzr.
Continue
Section titled “Continue”- Learn what a patch is in What is a patch?.
- Learn patch vocabulary in What is a node?.
- Add one more block in First filter.
- Open generated details for oscillator in osc reference.