Odp: [sdiy] Polyphonic issue revisited.

[Roman]

Just a word of warning, from someone who spent 5 years making
a polysynth. Well, it took me 5 years to build the damn thing!
And if it's not enpugh to scare you off, after I finished it, I never
wanted to go back to analog synth building and I hated it for
weak sound that didn't satisfy me enough.
But then something happened, I found this lis and I'm stuck
again in this analog goo. ;)
Anyway, I used TOG, so I got rid of tuning problems. Filters
and envelopes are analog, lots of digital circuitry, and Z80
controlling all that.
If you can get hold of that P6 voicing board, go ahead. It will
be much simpler and cheaper.
I know someone on this list has redesigned the P6 voicing
board and is offering PCBs for sale, but can't remember who that was.
Archives search might help?

Roman

----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Johnson <ifixaudio at hotmail.com>
To: <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 2:12 PM
Subject: [sdiy] Polyphonic issue revisited.


> Hi hate to bring this issue up again but I have been wondering about the
> possibility of building a poly synth. Just a couple of notes 8 or 10  you
> know. (Just kidding ==8-O).
> Are any gurus familiar with the Korg Poly6? (I loved that board.) I worked
> on one a while back (I have a schematic for interested parties to peruse)
> and noticed that every time a key is played the led on the circuit board
> jumped from one of the 6 oscillators to the next.
> ... relatively feasable for a DIY or should I just buy one? Heaven forbid.
>
> (Donning rain gear for the tomatoes.)
>
> Jim
>
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