[sdiy] Hammond Vibrato Scanner
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Wed Jan 2 19:41:12 CET 2008
Am 02.01.2008 um 00:38 schrieb David Brown:
>
>> This is a fascinating project, and I can see why you're interested in
>> pursuing it, but I can't help thinking that the same effect could be
>> acheived much more easily with a good chorus unit. :-0
>
The scanner vibrato in my Parie organ sounds more like a phaser than
like a chorus. Of course only when the scanner is spun much slower
than intended. With the original speed it's -well- vibrato.
I haven't compared it side by side to a real phaser, but probably
there's something special to scanner vibratos. In Apple Logic there's
a scanner vibrato emulation plugin, in addition to phaser, flanger,
chorus and whatnot plugins.
> I'm thinking more of not using the delay line but using the
> capacitive scanner. You could put 16 analog signals and mux
> between them while spinning ...
One idea I had was adding a second "arm" to the rotor, on the
opposite side of the original arm. This would give a stereo effect.
But making an electric contact to that second arm would be tricky.
Ingo
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