[sdiy] hammond again
jhaible at debitel.net
jhaible at debitel.net
Tue Nov 5 16:05:10 CET 2002
Thanks to all who replied, on-list and off-list.
I think I wasn't clear enough about this.
I was neither talking about slow lesley effect / chorus vibrato, nor
did I expect any effect back to the motor.
I was talking about the tonwheel / pickup system, back to a
mechanical junction where there is no stiff coupling to the motor.
I think there is a resilent part in there somewhere, which would
certainly form a system which can "oscillate" against its nominal
rotation. Also, a sudden loading of the system will certainly cause
such oscillation, if ever so tiny.
My question is: would this be a *perceivable* effect??
I have no idea how to quantify this.
Again, what I was talking about was not a "chorus" type of sound.
It's more like "liquid" versus "dry".
The funny thing is that samples of a tonewheel organ often *have* this
liquid character, but an electronic drawbar organ doesn't have it.
JH.
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