Ashiman

crosspost or not crosspost , listing is done as far I can tell. Thank You !

wow thanks. Really, I meant I would take a Roland D-50 over the 303 any day of the year, personally. The polysix has dire modulation, and no CV or midi, if it had, it would have 2k pricetag easily... BBD Chorus, 6x osc, vcf...My idea is somewhat like it , but with CV from ground up (: BTW I bought 4x 2044-s for 30 USD. BBD: If you find MN3004 or its Philips counterpart, we can build the Roland System 700 delay/chorus/flanger thing (module 721), even PCB can be obtained with google. My favourite website recently , this is why I wrote 303 has no lows, if we compare it to these, this is apparent IMHO http://www.synthmania.com/polysix.htm http://www.synthmania.com/d-50.htm

need a coprosesor for doom2 then proceed with adaptive creepy sounds and moaning :D

These CEM chips are nowhere to be found, why is this popularity then? Ebay has SSM2044. The topic starter wanted 303 sounds, well, that "+!%"+!" has no bass any fuckin way, so 303 fans can stop reading right now. I read that Korg poly6 has low frequency compensation for the 2044. I want to know about details for my CV controlled WAH WAH FX. IDEA?

# 18 bit 64-times oversampling delta-sigma ADCs # 20 bit 8-times oversampling, 1 bit delta-sigma DACs brr

you could check those converters too. They are located near the in-outs suposedly:) Can you make som pictures? Im quite interested bout those.

Seppoman, youre right, I shuld have written - unconfirmed but probably- AD5392. Excuse me, BTW, anyone can read this and the latest infos @ the Aout module2 topic. And yes 0,5mm IS horrorshow, but there can be multitudes of concepts for solution. - Im the one suggesting a possible VCA module, this is one reason Im not in a hurry at all. found this app note: http://www.thatcorp.com/datashts/an102.pdf showing directions. 7ms control delay, instead of the 0,5ms in the patent I showed before.

AD5392 ... ok not 16 but 8 to start. Then Ill take 2. : ))) Artesia would you rename the bulky topicname. Some poly- or multi- at least

it is covered already I think cheater asked it. ~> http://tinyurl.com/2lfdgy

Ive not yet read full topic, tho my suggistions are the follows: -ebay is FULLY stacked with SSM2044 ~ full CV control, there is even discount above an amount ;D -I found this nice patent: http://tinyurl.com/36vrq7 describes a minimal CV feedthru, low (VERY low) control delay VCA circuit, where multiple vca-s can b chained, not just 2018 family but even the THAT218x if you like _this_ better. - the new aout2 module gives 16 channels with enormous accuracy, so we have ADSwhateveR for the VCA-s PLUS the actual filter CV-s for voices. This D igital C ontrolled VCF and DCVCA would be QUITE useful for those who build drumsounds, just think it over... one thing to keep in mind bout filterbank. There is an issue called ringing aka. Gibbs phenomenon every >3 order filter has it, not to mention phase problems . Perhaps not the best idea to chain these in serial , unless of course if you want to borrow glass properties to the sound. Phase linear Bessel filters would be the ones I would build discrete.

yeah a filterbank is somewhat similar to what I have in mind. Tho I count with VCA-s and Aout2. But Im in for a polywah-wah for sure. Im goin to write into your topic a bit l8r.

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funny thing this remove button. So I wrote, I want som fine guitar samples and WAH-WAH SO BAD ;D. Anyway, if I have to cut living expenses, Ill cut. 2008, Im coming. So far these 2 things are planned for occupy, RME soundcard and the Wave. Rest in DIY.

its FIR filter inside delta sigma topology cause the delay. It cant be omitted. 0.5 ms ADA is _quite_ nice compared to older IC-s. Whats wrong with 2044? The talk is , early prophet 5 -s were soundin better thn later ones. ~ For sure, the playability of Nord Electro / Wave is not there for the reason that some "intelligent" quantizer engine to quantize the shit out of it :)))

marketing paper writes bout classical nord filters... btw ebay is full of ssm2044. http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=112670 nord modular users take on the DCO topic, neat stuff.

with 12 bit conversion artifacts. ~ that staircase would be nice in itself : ))

Wolfram Franke at Waldorf says: "the three waveforms are made differently, and only have one thing in common -- they aren't processed by a D/A converter. The oscillators are not digital, but analogue. The pulse waveform is controlled digitally; the clock stipulates when the pulse waveform has to be at its maximum or minimum point. If you use pulse width modulation or cross modulation, this is also generated by the clock itself. The clock has only a 0 and 1 position, so the Pulse's cross modulation is mathematically identical with ring modulation. The sawtooth waveform is voltage-controlled; the voltage is generated from the D/A-converted clock signal, with additional parts creating the ramp. The triangular waveform is the most complex one; it's a combination between the sawtooth waveform and additional parts that process the down-ramp. "

I always tought pulse has 3x DCO. :P - remembered well, 3x DCO , some site even criticizes its static oscillators

this is complicated matter, there are reasons, why a ~true~ 12bit waldorf pulse dac (if thats used for audio) can sound in fact better than this one. This codec is nowhere near even 16bit , thats for sure. So I rather say, the 16bit DSP is wholly adequate for the task. OFF: The codec in 4xD topic is much better (~ newer) cause it has changeable filter group delay, thats why it is causing only 0.5 mS latency in itself. Oldskool ~true~ multibit ADA topology is 120 uSec with analog filters. Evolver might have 1ms + Nord wave, I just tryin to highlight, that nord made the best decisions they could with this one. Playability, samples. But whats happening with input output section is not clear:)) Likewise: if they did this extensive FX section, should have external in. Some site specified 4 part multitimbral. Where are the outputs. :))

emerging info http://tinyurl.com/24lkvm tasty details imho: -several types of reverb /maybe not just 5 dif. preset but direct try of some classicals likewise: "delay has nice vintage character"/ - user waves ,samples - "superior response" - cutted pricetag (some website wrote 80% of NL3) - Sequencer modulation,step sequencer /Arpeggiator? throw that sh*t outside cuz that sh*t aint no good xD/ Have to start saving for my first synth, nice one Clavia ;D

funny thing, that freescale semicon (ex-motorola) came out with the dual core 563xx, now access virus can go back to the single package dsp solution uhuhauhaha. For my projects I need extensive preset memory, polycount so goin VA/plugin is inevitable. Tho I try to have processing in analog domain - EQ, BBD string ensemble.

Virus is overpriced / rated, thats for sure. BTW Nord is in the forefront all the time, the best fact about is the latency, no midi converting on keypress etc as with virus TI, but as low as it can be (at least in nord electro) . Meanwhile other ppl started bitching about the "wave" dont have the nice ledrings of Nl3, "I really hope this is a prototype" . LOL I mean fuck,who cares. Looks to me the LFO also has user wave option, I have the feeling that all this function-heap has to have an eye candy PC front end. Lets hope this goes into Modular3.

the interesting part bout the nord wave is the 1 L/R + 1 headphone out... How is this is part of a multitimbral(?) machine? Maybe there will be Spdif/Aes out at least? Strange.

pictures from musicmesse: http://www.sequencer.de/MESSE2007/

Please write about the ADSR inside the pulse. Ive read it updates at some 500hz, this makes up for minimum attack rate of 1.9mS ): This bit of detail what I dont like bout its topology . BTW cant see these pictures.