Dual Timbre Modulator planned

michal mcelhany mcelhany at u.washington.edu
Thu Aug 31 16:16:29 CEST 1995



On Thu, 31 Aug 1995, Haible_Juergen#Tel2743 wrote:

> 
> Ok, I am convinced now that I need a Timbre Modulator
>
> 
> at last, a QUESTION to the Timbre Modulator gurus: I am not
> sure if the DC Adjust pot should be a trimpot or an actual
> front panel control. Is it just for "adjusting" the proper bias point
> (as the name suggests), or is it a real tool for sound shaping
> with more than one setting being of value and interest?
> 
> ah, and a second one: As the opamps are supposed to
> do some intended clipping of the signal: Should I use exactly
> the ones specified, or will TL074's work as well?
> (I know they will *work* somehow; but does it have major
> effects on the sound?)
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> JH.
>  I originally had the DC pot on the front panel as it added a white 
noise elements to the sound.  Later I used the shapers to give the same 
effect.  I would try the design in the original format before modification.
As for the sound of this shaper, when the triangle wave is used you can 
get some great Farfisa-like sounds.  I originally  had a saw to triangle 
converter on the module(since my ARP 2600 only had one triangle out) and 
I put the trimmers to this on the front panel also.  When I adjusted the 
wave converter as well as the shaper I had great control.

ModulMan


 



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