optocouplers (was:RE: Re[4] ...)
Christopher_List at Sonymusic.Com
Christopher_List at Sonymusic.Com
Thu Oct 24 16:23:05 CEST 1996
> With OTAs you always have to apply a feedback loop to get
> "RC-type" exponential slopes.
> With Photocouplers (LDR ...) you have a true variable resistor,
> so exponential slopes.
> But the Optocouplers ... wouldn't they be quite *linear*
> (i.e. nearly constant current charge/discharge) ?
>
> I hope this will not ruin the whole thing ... If you have to add feedback
> as well, the major advantages would be gone (ease of use and
> potential-free action).
When you say "add feedback" - do you mean running the output of the adsr
to the VC time inputs?
I personally find this to be a feature, and, therefore, prefer envelope
generators with linear slopes - as it allows for;
1. Linear slopes (no feedback)
2. Expo slopes (normal feedback)
3. Reverse-expo slopes (invert the signal, then feed it back)
- CList
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