[sdiy] questions on string synthesizers
Werner Flügel
werner.fluegel at b-tu.de
Mon Feb 20 09:32:53 CET 2017
Am 19.02.2017 um 22:31 schrieb Elain Klopke:
> How do the selectors for the various sounds work? Like with the violin and
> cello, trumpet and tuba tabs or stops, you press the button and you hear an
> aproximation of a violin sound, and you can add in the rest of the sounds to get
> something orchestral. How is the string synth taking the raw output from the top
> octive chip and subsequent dividers and transforming it into the various
> instrument sounds? I assume there's some sort of filtering going on, but I can't
> quite wrap my head around it.
Simple (mostly passive) filtering. You can find an example here:
http://manuals.fdiskc.com/tree/ARP/ARP%20Solina%20Schematics.pdf
Important too is the envelope of the sound, achieved by a simple VCA per
key (Logan String Melody: 1 transistor, 2 diodes, some resistors).
Interesting thread on EM-Forum:
http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33190
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