[sdiy] dx mods (was:FM Synth Designs)
Batz Goodfortune
batzman at all-electric.com
Thu Aug 15 16:26:06 CEST 2002
Y-ellow Juergen.
At 01:14 PM 8/15/02 +0200, jhaible wrote:
>I have this - both the schemos and a CE-1 pedal. It's very nice indeed,
>and I even thought I had read about Peter Gabriel using it. But
>it's green, not blue, so I thought you menat a different one.
Yeah I was talking about a different peddle. CE-2 in fact. We're talking
plug pack here not built in mains. I guess the stereo version of this was
the CE-3 perhaps? It's probably the same basic circus though. Why change
something that works?
It should be noted that a lot of Roland post 1980 synths' character was
enhanced mainly by the use of an internal chorus unit. I found for example,
that the Juno 106 was far more anaemic than a DX when the chorus was kicked
out.
One of the things that happens in a BBD based chorus as opposed to a
digital one is that there is some top end loss due to the filtering. This
doesn't happen in a digital version (Unless it's really crap) so perhaps
slapping a bit of a low pass filter on the end might go some way to making
it a bit warmer. Indeed I had always noticed with a DX that by smoothing
off the top end a bit, it sounded far more full and ballsy. Of course you
could always run it through a valve stage. Now there's an idea! :)
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