>For something pretty hairy, check out an analog alternative to Fourier analysis/resynthesis using Walsh functions on Tony Allgood's site... Oh yes, that thing. Yes I really must dig it out again. I never managed to get the thing in a box. I had a change of tack and decided to build myself a modular and forgot about it. Yes, I will eventually get the thing modularized (?). I want to fit a morphing controller on it so I can control its 31 VCAs with a single envelope generator. I've worked out how to do it, but its a question of time and money at the moment. Its sounds very nice really. Closest thing to rival it, is the PPG or digisound VCDO module. However, its something nice to have two banks of 31 sliders to play with. It also managed to a do very good DX-7 electric piano!!! On another topic, I managed to get a saw-tri-inverse saw VCO module to work as well. We had a discussion about it on the DIY list a while back. I used Don Tillman's idea of two VCAs controlling an arithmetic minimum circuit. It worked very well, similar to PWM in some ways. However, the output waveform suffered from poor DC offsets and it was impossible to get the design to produce a decent sync, so I abandoned the project for now. Another one to come back to when time allows. Regards, Tony Allgood Penrith, Cumbria, UK http://www.techrepairs.freeserve.co.uk/
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Re: [motm] Modules for Pushing Partials Around
2000-03-20 by Tony Allgood
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