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Zeer mooi Chorus apparaat zo niet de mooiste de breedst klinkende en meest instelbare stereo chorus.
Ik heb er € 568, 49 voor betaald inclusief BTW, verzendkosten en paypal fee heb de factuur liggen van 6-9-2010. En bovendien 8 weken moeten wachten voordat hij klaar was.
Mijn prijs € 499,- in of exclusief verzenden
Lees even de engelse tekst van de website gecopieerd:
The élkorus is a chorus unit that emulates the classical "ensemble" sound of those string machines from seventies. That emulation is not achieved by any DSP technology or software. The élkorus sounds analog because is really analog.
Its chorus engine has three audio delay lines and two low frequency oscillators (LFO) whose senoidal waves properly summed and dephased modulates those delay lines.
Each delay line has an analog delay chip manufactured at earlies seventies, the TCA350, who was used as main component on the very earlies string machines' chorus units.
The frequency of both LFO's are fully adjustable in a wide range: 0,6 to 40Hz for the high LFO and 0,2 to 30Hz for the low one, as well as their amplitudes. In the high LFO there is a control named "clip" that saturates the sine wave turning it gradually in a trapezoidal shape. This produces a slightly grainier, older sound.
The outputs of the three audio delay lines has their related level, EQ and panpot controls. Those panpot allows the user to route each delay line on its own stereo position, producing a very custom stereo chorus.
Since the renaissance of the modular synths and the using of control voltage (CV), we thought to make the élkorus compatible with this kind of control.
The élkorus version 2 has exactly the same chorus engine as the first version, but now their LFO's parameters are fully CV controlable via 4 CV inputs. Their frequencies and amplitudes can be controlled by voltages applied on those CV inputs.
In addition, the three phases that modulates each audio delay line are present as modulation outputs. This kind of control can be applied, for example, to a three VCO's bank modulating their frequencies and producing a "generation" chorus effect instead a "procesing" one.
The audio input was mono at the first version, the stereo material was produced only at the output, panning properly the related panpot controls. The version 2 includes a stereo audio input as well, which allows an input audio signal with a stereo logic (stereo delay for example) to be reflected at the output
In the second version we still using the TCA350 audio delay chip on each of its delay lines. This is the key component inside the élkorus, giving that classical warm analog colour to the audio treatment.
Link naar de website met video en audio demo's : http://www.synthoma.net/p/
Zeer mooi Chorus apparaat zo niet de mooiste de breedst klinkende en meest instelbare stereo chorus.
Ik heb er € 568, 49 voor betaald inclusief BTW, verzendkosten en paypal fee heb de factuur liggen van 6-9-2010. En bovendien 8 weken moeten wachten voordat hij klaar was.
Mijn prijs € 499,- in of exclusief verzenden
Lees even de engelse tekst van de website gecopieerd:
The élkorus is a chorus unit that emulates the classical "ensemble" sound of those string machines from seventies. That emulation is not achieved by any DSP technology or software. The élkorus sounds analog because is really analog.
Its chorus engine has three audio delay lines and two low frequency oscillators (LFO) whose senoidal waves properly summed and dephased modulates those delay lines.
Each delay line has an analog delay chip manufactured at earlies seventies, the TCA350, who was used as main component on the very earlies string machines' chorus units.
The frequency of both LFO's are fully adjustable in a wide range: 0,6 to 40Hz for the high LFO and 0,2 to 30Hz for the low one, as well as their amplitudes. In the high LFO there is a control named "clip" that saturates the sine wave turning it gradually in a trapezoidal shape. This produces a slightly grainier, older sound.
The outputs of the three audio delay lines has their related level, EQ and panpot controls. Those panpot allows the user to route each delay line on its own stereo position, producing a very custom stereo chorus.
Since the renaissance of the modular synths and the using of control voltage (CV), we thought to make the élkorus compatible with this kind of control.
The élkorus version 2 has exactly the same chorus engine as the first version, but now their LFO's parameters are fully CV controlable via 4 CV inputs. Their frequencies and amplitudes can be controlled by voltages applied on those CV inputs.
In addition, the three phases that modulates each audio delay line are present as modulation outputs. This kind of control can be applied, for example, to a three VCO's bank modulating their frequencies and producing a "generation" chorus effect instead a "procesing" one.
The audio input was mono at the first version, the stereo material was produced only at the output, panning properly the related panpot controls. The version 2 includes a stereo audio input as well, which allows an input audio signal with a stereo logic (stereo delay for example) to be reflected at the output
In the second version we still using the TCA350 audio delay chip on each of its delay lines. This is the key component inside the élkorus, giving that classical warm analog colour to the audio treatment.
Link naar de website met video en audio demo's : http://www.synthoma.net/p/
