Swedish musik instument, Clavia the dreadfull.

[P.J. Sonnichsen]

I also find it difficult to love a machine. But I think the
point that Andreas was trying to make is well taken.

The 56000 family of DSP's has been around for over 10 years, but
they've never been used as effectively (my opinion, of course)
as in the Nord line of instruments. These are extremely well
engineered, expressive musical instruments.

Transistors were around for more than 10 years until Moog
implemented his ladder filter design...

- P.J.
(not trying to start anything pro-nordic BUT, a proud dane)




>Andreas Nystrom wrote:
>
>>
>>         I like Nordlead :). So i guess i must love the Modular.
>>         One of the best inventions in synthezisers was to use DSP's
>>         to create sounds. Im not an "oh.. this synth isnt analogue, then
>>         i hate it.." =).
>>         If i only had the knewledge i would build myself a fine DSP
>>         syntheziser.
>>         They used 4 DSP Motorola 56002 (cant remember), in Nordlead 2.
>>         and a Motorola 68330 or something to takecare of the dsp's.
>>
>>         How swede it is ;D.
>>
>> / Andreas  - Proud swede =)
>
>A small reply.
>I dont have any felings about Clavia nor the Nord Lead..
>I dont love machines, i use them ,i do love nice peoples..
>To use DSP for synthesis is just a normal,economical
>way to make cheap instruments among many other ways to do it ...
>Yes, they do use MC56002 but its not a particulary "swedish way"
>there are a load of other manufacturers that are using the 56002 for
>synthesis engines in instruments...
>
>BJ...a no proud swede <:-O ....