Korg DW8000, Mono/Poly, MS-20...

a little stupid question...between the 16 wave of dw 8000 where is the 
pulse? the first is a saw, the last is a sine...I know that...but the 
pulse wave?
Thanx
MArk

Here is the trick about the pulse wave:
For some reason, engineers at Korg decided to
represent the 
pulse wave *without* its fundamental harmonic, i.e.
the underlying sine wave of the same frequency and
amplitude.

Can you guess what a square wave looks like when you
subtract
its fundamental? 

FX


--- marcobasile78 <marcobasile78@...> a \ufffdcrit\ufffd:
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a little stupid question...between the 16 wave of dw
8000 where is the 
pulse? the first is a saw, the last is a sine...I know
that...but the 
pulse wave?
Thanx
MArk




      

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--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "marcobasile78" <marcobasile78@y...> 
wrote:
>
> a little stupid question...between the 16 wave of dw 8000 where is 
the 
> pulse? the first is a saw, the last is a sine...I know that...but the 
> pulse wave?

The second waveform is supposedly the pulse wave, fixed at 50% duty 
cycle, so it's really a square wave!! -- with no way to modulate the 
pulse width.  It would have been nice if they at least provided another 
pulse wave fixed at 75% or 90%.

--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "Glen Stegner" <GlenStegner@y...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "marcobasile78" 
<marcobasile78@y...> 
> wrote:
> >
> > a little stupid question...between the 16 wave of dw 8000 where 
is 
> the 
> > pulse? the first is a saw, the last is a sine...I know 
that...but the 
> > pulse wave?
> 
> The second waveform is supposedly the pulse wave, fixed at 50% 
duty 
> cycle, so it's really a square wave!! -- with no way to modulate 
the 
> pulse width.  It would have been nice if they at least provided 
another 
> pulse wave fixed at 75% or 90%.
>
seen the dw6000 with a 256 wavefrom mod?

http://www.modulus-music.com/synthdiyuk/2005/ 
and differnet shot at
http://www.strellis.com/SDIY2005.html

anyone got pdf schematics/workshop manual for DW8000 they could mail 
me?

cheers

neil

> The second waveform is supposedly the pulse wave, fixed at 50% duty 
> cycle, so it's really a square wave!! -- with no way to modulate the 
> pulse width.  It would have been nice if they at least provided 
another 
> pulse wave fixed at 75% or 90%.


Yes is a square wave...
:(

> 
> The second waveform is supposedly the pulse wave, fixed at 50% duty 
> cycle, so it's really a square wave!! -- with no way to modulate the 
> pulse width.  It would have been nice if they at least provided 
another 
> pulse wave fixed at 75% or 90%.
>
There's no way to emulate the pulse wave with anoter wave?

--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, fx maletras <fx_maletras@y...> wrote:
>
> 
> Here is the trick about the pulse wave:
> For some reason, engineers at Korg decided to
> represent the 
> pulse wave *without* its fundamental harmonic, i.e.
> the underlying sine wave of the same frequency and
> amplitude.
> 
> Can you guess what a square wave looks like when you
> subtract
> its fundamental? 
> 
> FX
 
...i don't understand...here is a trick about pulse wave in dw 8000
how can i subtract its fundamental with my dw...
i think it's impossible...i'm wrong with it?