Correct. Here's an extract from the block
diagram:
+---------------------+
|
master oscillator |
|
top octave synth |
+----------+----------+
|
|
+----------V----------+
|
waveforms and enve- |
|
lopes generator |
| TDA1008 x
12 |
+-------+-----+-------+
|
|
| |
+-------V-----V-------+
| EQ
control
|
|
|
+----------+----------|
|
|
+----------V----------+
|
analog delay lines |
| ;
|
+----------+----------+
|
|
+----------V----------+
|
vca and final |
|
preamp
|
+---------------------+
Analog delay lines run on TCA350 (which I have not been
able to find info/datasheet for).
If
you want more details mail me (or have the Big Tick mail me) directly to margus.kliimask@....
BTW,
schematics for the Performer delay line/chorus can be found
at:
Cheers,
Margus
-----Original Message-----
From: Emdot [mailto:emdot_ambient@...]
Sent: 20. August, 2003 02:19
To: crumar@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [crumar] Re: Performer "EQ Control"
Thanks...I do have another question. Does anyone with the schematics
know where in the signal chain the EQ controls are placed? I assume
the pure sawtooth wave is first run through the EQ controls and then
on to the bucket brigade delays--or whatever circuits it's using--
that give the Performer its characteristic chorused string sound.
I'm asking because I've been talking with Big Tick (the company that
makes the Cheeze Machine) about the Performer's EQ section. I think
that would make a killer addition to their soft string synth.