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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

Hi Gordon, I just tested it with the EG INT set to 0, same results. My Poly has a external CV IN for the VCF FREQ but it has a switch wich turns both positive

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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

I uploaded a sample here: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/korgpolyex/files/5%29%20Miscellanoues/ Em 27/07/2011 19:06, Gordon JC Pearce

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New file uploaded to korgpolyex

2011-07-27 by korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the korgpolyex group. File : /5)

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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by Gordon JC Pearce

On Wed, 27 Jul 2011 16:56:25 -0300 ... Stop guessing and start testing. Begin at the VCF CV input and work back. Check to see that if you hold a key with the

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

You point me to right direction, it looks like it s a bad switch after all, I ll swap it for a new one and see what happens, many thanks. Em 27/07/2011 17:34,

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

Usually switching abruptly but to diferent values, sometime sounds more like drifting. I ll double check the switch, thanks Em 27/07/2011 17:34, 7yash

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Re: VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by 7yash

Is it actually drifting or rather switching abruptly? I had a similar problem yesterday and it was one of the contacts of the 12dB/24dB switch which was coming

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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

Now I can here it s happenig when in 12dB too, looks more like the voltage is changing just like a rando LFO will do but it comes a go, you never know when.

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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

I need to do some more testing but I belive the problem only apear when the filter is in 24dB position and sound like if it is switching from 24dB to 18dB, now

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Re: [korgpolyex] VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by Gordon JC Pearce

On Wed, 27 Jul 2011 19:04:26 -0000 ... Only if you plan to scrap it afterwards. Never, ever recap equipment. If you find in the course of your investigations

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VCF Drift Problem

2011-07-27 by Bill Meirelles

Hi folks, It started yesterday, randon vcf positions as if it has an S&H LFO at the CV input of the VCF, I double checked the wiring and tried to disconnect

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Oscillator to Resonance Mod.

2011-07-27 by 7yash

A video of DCO2 modulating Resonance CV In (that s the red crocodile clip you can see). Water droplets + Geiger counter effects in this patch, using suitable

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Re: Internal LFO ICs and Pins.

2011-07-27 by 7yash

Ah, yes that small table below, I had forgotten about it. Thanks Mike. So, some more processing is done with those and output by IC 7, then.

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Re: External Audio in Mod.

2011-07-27 by 7yash

Success! I opted for mixing into the DCO1 & DCO2 Pins on the NJM2069 rather than switching from the Noise Input for now as it was easier. When you do this, you

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Internal LFO ICs and Pins.

2011-07-26 by 7yash

I am gathering info about the internal non-Chorus LFOs. So far, I ve seen IC 7 - P 7, P 14 I ve also seen IC 8 - P 5 mentioned. Where are they?

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Re: DCO2 detune

2011-07-26 by 7yash

Mike, see if Page 2 here helps - there seems to be a filter and a comparator:

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Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-24 by 7yash

Thanks Bill, I will try the resistor. Yes, I think I am also using a Log Pot because although I wanted Lin ones, they were out of them. The NJM2609 also has CV

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-24 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

Oh, and probably you are using a LOG pot, try a LIN one, this could explain why you only get an audible response at the end of the pot. Em 24/07/2011 18:21,

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-24 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

For this type of connection you should use a 50k pot, 4.7k has too little resistance to separate the positive signal from ground efficiently, a small resistor

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Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-24 by 7yash

Additional info on the DCO2 - DCO1 AM Mod: I connected a 4.7K potentiometer as in the diagram in the Files section. Clangorous tones, gets the same multi-notes

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: DCO2 detune PWM?

2011-07-23 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

Yep, I got it, it s just that I was talking about the actual output of the synth, as you certainly know it s not possible to have a square wave at the output

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: DCO2 detune PWM?

2011-07-23 by Michael Hawkins

I am not talking about the output of the synth. I am speaking about the master clock that the TG uses to produce the various note frequencies. Those note

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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: DCO2 detune PWM?

2011-07-23 by Michael Hawkins

not possible because the master clock is many times the actual tonal output which is created within the MSM5232. ________________________________ From: k9k9dog

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Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-22 by 7yash

Here s a preliminary update on the AM mods! 1. Connected IC 5 - P 7 (upper pin R76 too on second try) to NJM2609 P 2 - Mixer Signal 1 Level CV In. [DCO2 AM

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New file uploaded to korgpolyex

2011-07-22 by korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the korgpolyex group. File : /4)

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Re: External Audio in Mod.

2011-07-22 by 7yash

All right so I m starting to grasp the importance of the Muffwiggler rectifier so that we can get an Audio signal to send CV as well. Looks like if I want have

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Re: AM Mod?

2011-07-22 by 7yash

Awesome, thanks Bill, I will try this and report on my experiments. Ideally, I get the External Audio mixed in with DCO2, then use DCO2 as AM source to

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Re: [korgpolyex] AM Mod?

2011-07-22 by billmeirelles@uol.com.br

There is no risk of feedback, CV means control voltage, it has nothing to do with audio. Your ideas seams to work, you should give it a try, no extra parts

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AM Mod?

2011-07-22 by 7yash

I was looking at the schematics and trying to understand the FM-800 mod. So I gather that the Osc 1 is routed to P 19 - VCF Cutoff Lin In for FM. This got me

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