Coupla Mono/poly questions
Jim Patchell
patchell at silcom.com
Wed Jan 24 21:16:19 CET 2001
If anybody wants to hear a MM5837, go to my vocal filter page and
download the MP3 file. At the end of the file, I run noise through the
filter. The noise is generated by a MM5837. You can very clearly hear
it repeat at a rather obnoxious rate.
http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell/vocalfilter/vocalfilter.html
Moho Disco wrote:
> When the Mono/poly first came out, its noise source
> was a digital MM5837 chip. Later, they switched to
> a discrete analog circuit. It has been suggested to me
> that the reason they did this was because the MM5837
> became rare. It has also been suggested to me that
> the digital source was not "random" enough, so they
> went with the discrete circuit to get a purer sound.
> My guess is the former, since I can't see Korg giving
> a crap about whether their noise source sounded
> random enough... nonetheless, does anybody have
> any other ideas why Korg might have done this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lava
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