Clavia & aliasing (was Wave Wraper)

Thierry Rochebois tiar at canamcomputers.com
Wed Jun 23 09:57:57 CEST 1999


>This is disappointing, that the Nord Modular didn't try to implement any
sort of anti-aliasing
>techniques. A true "analog modelling" synth should be able to avoid
aliasing wherever possible. It
>seems like the Nord Modular implemented some standard digital synthesis
techniques, put knobs on it,
>and called it "virtual analog."


Well, I tested the OSCILLATORS of the micro modular
http://www.ief.u-psud.fr/~thierry/micro/

In fact, the oscillators from Clavia aliase a little excepted the "Spectral
oscillator"
that DOES NOT ALIAS at all ! I think it is based on a Discrete Summation
Function.

It seems that the non linear effects are not anti aliased. By the way, the
sampling rate
of the micromodular seems to be above 50kHz. It is enough for bass sounds.

It is a good digital synth and it is very versatile.

Kind regards,

Thierry Rochebois







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