analog wavetable?
Paul Maddox
space_banana at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 14 10:20:42 CEST 1999
Plinio,
>
>I was wondering if anyone on this list knows of, has thought of, or better
>yet, designed or built an analog oscillator that works like a digital
>wavetable oscillator.
>
yep.... designed thought, re-deisgned, ran out of time...
>I can't imagine how it would work except that one
>could somehow design a complex envelope generator, and figure out a way to
>make it repeat itself (the hard part) indefinitely. Of cource, it would
>also be nice if one could controll the time it takes to complete one
>cycle, hence the frequency.
>
I had a concept .. 32 sliders, which you 'drew' a waveshape on, another 32
for an "END" waveform and a unit which let you 'morph' between them, this
could be controlled by anything, CV.
Now, the interetsing bit..
for eace 'wave shaper' theres was 3 modulation busses, so you could
increase/decrease the amplidtude of a 'step' by applying a CV to one of the
busses and adjust the level control.. also a jack socket for eeach step,
that overrides the 3rd pot and gives a 'insert' at that point..
one problem... 64 sliders.... 192 Pots....
***HUGE*** Panel/Cost..
Paul
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