[sdiy] TR-909 undersized DC blocking caps
Stewart Pye
stewpye at optusnet.com.au
Fri Feb 18 23:45:33 CET 2011
No, they're not in parallel. The other end of the 1k resistors go to
individual op amp outputs. I stand by my previous statement.
You may hear some improvement on the bass drum by increasing the
capacitor, but if it was a high pass at 122Hz as you state the bass drum
would be pretty much unusable from the mix output.
Regards,
Stewart.
Richie Burnett wrote:
> Stewart Pye wrote:
>
>> Actually most channels (including the kick drum) have 1k in series
>> with 12k which makes it 13k. This should result in a -3dB point of
>> 12.2Hz.
>
> There's effectively ten of those 13k 'ish resistors is parallel though
> to mix the 10 seperate instrument outputs together. That is 1.3k
> combined with 1uF to give 122 Hz. The high-pass (or "bass cut")
> effect is still very noticeable.
>
> -Richie,
>
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