Serge Waveshaper was Re: Harmonics question
Magnus Danielson
magnus at analogue.org
Wed May 20 20:47:19 CEST 1998
>>>>> "J" == JWBarlow <JWBarlow at aol.com> writes:
Hi John!
J> I wonder if you're confusing the Serge Triple Waveshaper with the Wave
J> Multiplier module. One waveshaper is a very simple circuit based around one
J> quarter of an LM 3900 and does non-linear "Harmonic Reduction" (unlike
J> anything done in music theory). It is similar to a CA 3080 tri-to-sine
J> converter I believe.
Not being an expert on Serge I may confuse whatever I want! ;)
Never really read the specs, used or seen a Serge in real life it is
quite possible that I do confuse things up. I do however have a
schematic that I got sent to me with an Serge waveshaper.
J> The Wave Multipliers do some nutty half and full wave rectification (I
J> believe) and have a whole lot of chips. The sound to me is very much what I
J> would expect from the timbre modulator circuits in the oft mentioned
J> Electronotes and in Barry Klein's book. I would never attempt to build one,
J> too complicated for a timid sole such as me. Now if some one offered some kits
J> of these circuits...
I have to study these myself... meanwhile, I need to powerup the
Formant Waveform Processor that I have. The schem's is at Anders
Sponton's site.
Cheers,
Magnus
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