[sdiy] Polyphonic temp compensation in VCF's!
Tom Wiltshire
tom at electricdruid.net
Mon May 23 11:03:12 CEST 2011
On 23 May 2011, at 02:09, karl dalen wrote:
> A diversity among the old.
>
> Many who do not have FFM do have tempcos. JP8, MM,OB8 etc.
> Many who do have FFM do not have tempcos. M6,M1000,P08 Sixtrak,P5 etc
> Some oddballs do have FFM and tempcos. ARP Chroma.
>
> Example Matrix6 +3000 to +3600ppm no tempco
> yet FFM and no user ever complained!....
> Cant hear the modulation index differences per semi note... or?
>
> Your idea on polysynth, should VCF go with or
> without tempcos whether or not FFM are designed in?
>
> KD
Many of the synths you mention that *don't* have tempcos for the filter will use an autotune routine instead. So if you think the filter FM sounds 'out of tune', you can just bang the autotune button - at whatever temperature.
This looks like cost saving to me. Much cheaper to compensate for the errors in software than try and trim them out in hardware.
HTH,
T.
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