[sdiy] Analog waveshaping lectures up

[mark verbos]

Aaron,

I watched your non linear waveshaping lecture and it struck me that 
since I have a Buchla 259 on my workbench as we speak, perhaps some 
soundfiles of the Timbre section are in order. Sounds similar to your 
soundfile. The diode limiter on the output makes the whole thing a bit 
mellower in the actual module.

enjoy

http://www.simple-answer.com/buchla259/

Mark



> --- Aaron Lanterman <lanterma at ece.gatech.edu> wrote:
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>>Quote from Monday:
>>
>>(after drawing a Serge-style wavefolding
>>nonlinearity on the board): 
>>Student: "Why would you want to do that?"
>>Aaron: "Because it sounds bad-ass!"
>>
>>Quotes from Wednesday:
>>
>>Aaron: "The main thing is that it's infinitely more
>>weird." (comparing 
>>Buchla's timbre circuit to Ken Stone's waveshaper.)
>>
>>Aaron: "It may be a supersonic oscillation." (trying
>>to find word 
>>"ultrasonic.")
>>
>>- Aaron
>>
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