hopefully Paul can institute this in the MOTM mixer. Jim Dave Bradley wrote: > If you invert the output and sum it with the uninverted input signal, > you'll get highpass. You could do it with an external mixer with > reversible phase on the inputs, or build that in on a daughterboard. > What would it take, a switch, an opamp, and 3 resistors? > > Moe > > --- In motm@egroups.com, "Tkacs, Ken" <ken.tkacs@j...> wrote: > > > > Is it possible to make a few modifications to an MOTM-440 Lowpass > Filter to > > make it a highpass? Not that I would take a Dremel to my own, but > I'm just > > wondering if a few changes to the layout and front panel legend > might yield > > a whole new module. A 24 db/oct highpass filter would be useful. > > > > I had a thought today while shovelling snow that a CCD "bucket > brigade" > > device is similar with electricity to styrofoam or fiberglass > insulation is > > with thermal energy. They both have little 'cells' that slow down > the > > transmission of their respective energy types. > > > > Back to our regularly scheduled program. >
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Re: [motm] Re: The Martini in Electronic Music
2000-12-10 by weld@buffalo.com
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