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RE: [crumar] Orchestrator question/problem.

2007-02-18 by Rutger Vlek

Hi,

if I'm correct the Crumar Orchestrator is using an ensemble circuit with 3 
BBD chips to generate the chorus effect on the strings. I suspect that 
something is wrong in this effect circuit that causes the strange behaviour. 
Check the power supply and the wiring. Perhaps a wire got loose? Or perhaps 
the power supply is unstable resulting in chips that fail. With almost any 
old synth I get my hands on i replace the big power supply capacitors to 
make sure that power regulating is alright.

Greetings,

Rutger


>From: "thaddeusthompson" <bucksnort@...>
>Reply-To: crumar@yahoogroups.com
>To: crumar@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [crumar] Orchestrator question/problem.
>Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:58:04 -0000
>
>Hi, all -
>
>Recently joined, first-time poster.  I have a Crumar Orchestrator (as
>well as  Music Technologies CPB-2 bass pedal set - close enough for
>Crumar!).  Recently, the Orchestrator has been acting strange and
>thought that some experts here could help me out.
>
>The string sounds are sounding more like an organ with a flanger right
>now.  Instead of the fast modulation that gives the string ensemble
>its sound, the modulation is extremely slow.  Any ideas on what might
>be causing this? It's in an environment that has low humidity, but the
>cold weather might be affecting somehow.
>
>All comments appreciated.
>
>thanks,
>-TLT
>

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