200e

> I've found running the 259e through a lowpassgate on lowpass at around 60%
> open really tames the gritty aliasing of the 259e.   Makes it sound a lot
> more pleasant.  The 259e is quite an interesting beast.  That being said I
> also have a 261e on order and am curious to see how it compares.
>
I wonder how the taming works - aliasing to me sounds like growly 
low-frequency sounds which were supposed to be high frequency sounds... 
I'm trying to imaging how lowpass filtering helps that, since the aliasing 
effect is heard at those low frequencies.

>> As for the make up of your proposed system: do you really like the
>> 259e? The aliasing is, frankly, too much for me (but I guess it's a
>> matter of personal preference).

The aliasing on the samples on the Keyboard site sound pretty wretched to 
me. Maybe it the 259e could be updated to clock at a faster rate?

- Aaron

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