[sdiy] TR-808 Kick Drum modelling explanation

[Adam Inglis]

Hi Richie

Thanks for this - fascinating stuff!
In section 9, talking about the output stages, they say

"There are non-negligible loading effects, but they mostly
change the position of very low (sub-audible) poles.
....... these discrepancies are minimal, inaudible...."

Do you agree?

And in the next paragraph, they mention a DSP model by Cycling 74 that  
models changing the input pulse width. What effect does this have in  
your model?

On 16/06/2015, at 3:14 AM, Olivier Gillet wrote:

> I've worked on 808 BD and SD models for my Peaks module before this
> got published too.
>
> Paragraph 8.2 is the most important ingredient :)
>
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 6:31 PM, Richie Burnett
> <rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk> wrote:
>> The last couple of years at Synth DIY UK I got several questions  
>> from people
>> asking how I modelled the well known TR-808 bass drum digitally,  
>> and if I
>> uncovered any of it's supposed "secrets" in the process?
>>
>> This DAFx paper linked below gives an excellent explanation of  
>> pretty much
>> everything I had to contend with when I developed the bass drum  
>> model for my
>> DSP:
>>
>> http://www.dafx14.fau.de/papers/dafx14_kurt_james_werner_a_physically_informed,_ci.pdf
>>
>> I didn't write the paper.  However, I'm glad that they did as it is a
>> factually correct and concise explanation for those curious about  
>> such
>> things,
>>
>> -Richie,
>>
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