Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I agree with distortion modulation.  This distortion is sweet.
I wonder if Dave would share some of the details of how he did it?
It doesn't sound like a simple op-amp overdrive.  Maybe it's simply
good because it's in stereo and the slightly different oscillators,
through slightly different filters, make slightly different overdrives?
Maybe a transistor circuit, but it sounds pretty decent on my guitar!

I would love to put:
1) a nice, slow LFO on that distortion.
2) a fast, synced square wave LFO on that distortion.

-N

On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 05:08:41AM -0500, simon leclerc wrote:
> I'm with you mate, hey i'm up for any other
> modulation sources.
> 
> Simonvolt
> 
> on 28/01/03 4:08 AM, nasbido <ken@...> at ken@... wrote:
> 
> I would love to be able to modulate distortion/hacks/grunge amounts. I'm
> I missing something or is this something that may not be possible?
> Am I the only one that would kill for these modulation destinations?
> 
> ken melhus
> dangerlog.com

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