[sdiy] Wavetable Synthesis
Neil Johnson
nej22 at hermes.cam.ac.uk
Tue Aug 12 18:03:35 CEST 2003
John, Martyn,
> Who? I had to Google him: http://tomscarff.tripod.com/
> Oh, cool, he offers a variety of MIDI encoders.
Mmm...interesting. Odd that, for a battery-powered device, he uses a
linear regulator, throwing away half the battery power in the process!!
Would have been better to use a little DC-DC converter. Anyway, I
digress.
> You've got a MIDIfied melodeon, and you want to feed that MIDI into a
> portable sound module, probably one that uses wavetable synthesis.
Why not go for a little MIDI module from, say, Yamaha? Lots to choose
from, like the MU5, QY20, etc. And they are designed for battery power,
so will probably last longer on batteries than a homebuilt device.
Not wanting to put you off, but wavetable synthesis is not a simple
solution for DIY!! Especially not for a polyphonic synthesizer, which I
would imagine you would need for a melodeon.
Cheers,
Neil
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