What means 'phaselocked'? (was: Re[3]: Fourier-Analy

[gstopp at fibermux.com]

     I think the Hammond list is the only place to try to get the answer 
     about gear ratios.
     
     As for the randomized phasor, it's hard to say if it's worth the 
     trouble - there's really only one way to find out! Probably I'd make 
     it LFO controlled with the random thing as an option so if it does 
     turn out to be a wild goose chase then at least you have a cool 
     phasor.
     
     - Gene


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Subject: Re: What means 'phaselocked'?  (was: Re[3]: Fourier-Analysis
Author:  Robert May <wfrb at miworld1.miworld.net> at ccrelayout
Date:    5/30/96 3:10 PM

>I play a Korg CX-3 organ, which uses the MK50240 top octave chip, and the 
equal tempered approximations do not seem quite the same or as accurate as 
those in the Hammond organ. I have a data sheet with divisors used by the 
50240, but would like to know the various gear ratios used in the Hammond 
tonewheel organs. I posted this question to the Hammond list, but got no 
response.
   On a related note to this thread, would be worth the trouble to take
several stages of all-pass (phase shifter) filtering and modulate each stage 
with filtered and uncorrelated noise to simulate the slight unsteadiness in 
the tonewheel organs?
     
Rob