Tempco Source/Analog vs Digital DIY
Magnus Danielson
magnus at analogue.org
Wed May 13 20:43:38 CEST 1998
>>>>> "KJ" == Kyle Jarger <jkjelec at tiac.net> writes:
KJ> Magnus Danielson <magnus at analogue.org>
>> not get that chip on time... digitally oriented people think so
>> one-dimensional sometimes ;)
>>
>> Digital is a special case of analog, for some classes of problems it
>> is an important special case, but it is NOT a isolated area...
>>
>> Digital people doesn't understand how the power of a chip can effect
>> it's load to it's surroundings... they don't have a clue!!!
KJ> And:
>> BTW. Isn't tempco's something that you Kyle use in Hz/V adapters to
>> you MIDI stuff or do you do it pre-D/A?
KJ> Ummm, I hope I'm not going to have to turn in my
KJ> membership card to synth-DIY for saying this but,
KJ> after looking at the pros and cons, we chose to do the Hz/V
KJ> digitally...<duck> ; )
I did ask, didn't I ?
They better try drop a brick at me before throwing one at you ;)
I can understand that choice. The tempco stuff and all doesn't help
doing it analog. So I guess that you did the right thing and added a
temperature sensor and noise/wobble cursuit to make the analog
emulation more real, right ;)
Cheers,
Magnus
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