On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 shifty@... wrote: > > > P.S. Sidtation is analogue. Anologue synths give the purist sound over > > > digital that's for sure mate! > > > > > Sorry to dissapoint you, but the SID chip is a digital synthesizer, with > > an analogue filter... > > It's only virtually analogue. > > Sure it's digital, but the SID output frequency rate is in the Megahertz > range, something no va/digital synth can even come close to. Many synths > can accumulate phases that quickly, but they employ digital filters to > reduce the output frequency to 44.1KHz. > True. > And even though people will tell you you can't hear frequencies so > high, and the sampling theorems/dsp algorithms are sound, just try sampling > a 20KHz sine wave at 44.1KHz, and check out the oscillating amplitude. > You're completely right. I wish I had $1 for everytime I had to explain this to somebody. Nobody seems to understand why SID emulation should be done with 1MHz oversampling. Cheers, Andreas
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Re: [elektron] Digest Number 129
2000-06-23 by Andreas Varga
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