6 Pieces of SAA1004N (for CRUMAR, ARP synths)

[MadDonna]

Geen idee wat het is, maar misschien heeft iemand hier wat aan:

6 Pieces of SAA1004N (for CRUMAR, ARP synths)

 

[etaoin]

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[levka]

Re: 6 Pieces of SAA1004N (for CRUMAR, ARP synths)

Origineel geplaatst door MadDonna
Geen idee wat het is, maar misschien heeft iemand hier wat aan:

6 Pieces of SAA1004N (for CRUMAR, ARP synths)

Volgens mij zijn dit frequentiedelers voor oudere, parafone stringensembles & synths.

Weet alleen niet in welke merken & typen ze wel & niet bruikbaar zijn.
Er zijn vele Crumar & Arp modellen en of die allemaal dezelfde gebruiken ... ?

 

[MadDonna]

Parafone?

 

[levka]

Origineel geplaatst door MadDonna
Parafone?

Quote van de sound-on-sound website:

"You should never call a synthesizer 'polyphonic' simply because it can play several notes simultaneously. To earn this description, it must be able to shape each note using dedicated contour generators, VCFs and VCAs, and without deference to any notes that may already be sounding. There are two ways to accomplish this: firstly, you can use one or more envelope generators and filters for each note on the keyboard, which is the approach used in the Korg PS32xx series; secondly, you can restrict the number of notes that will sound simultaneously, and assign a more limited number of oscillators, filters, amplifiers, and envelopes to them as the notes are played, which is the approach used in almost every other polysynth. So, while the Quadra's polysynth section is polyphonic in the sense that you can press every note simultaneously, its single envelope generator, VCF, and VCA means that it can't articulate them correctly.
Roland coined the name 'Paraphonic' for this architecture, and it was used by many famous keyboards, including the Solina, the ARP Omni and Omni II, the Roland RS202 and RS505, the Korg Trident and Poly 800, the Moog Opus III, and the filter section on the Polymoog."