At 01:10 PM 1/25/02 +0000, tuskermusic wrote:
> > www.e-trinity.org (click on "instruments")
>
>Elson:
>
>Thank you for that beautiful report. My compliments. Funnily enough I
>found it off a link at the gas station, never realizing that e-
>trinity was you!!
Thanks...
>
>BTW, as to the SH32.... could you clarify something? Some Roland
>reports indicate that the SH has a technique called "wave
>acceleration" instead of modelled oscillators. This could make it a
>rompler with some additional processing to liven up the samples.
>
>Are you (or anyone) aware of any resolution to this question?
You know, I straight up asked the Roland rep at the NAMM show, "Is this
real virtual analog, or sampled waveforms?" His answer wasn't very clear.
He did say that there were sampled waveforms in the SH-32, but he was
talking about the drum sounds. Then he did some pitch about the "wave
acceleration" thing which supposedly allowed the unit to have such a high
polyphony. So I really don't know...I'm guessing this "wave acceleration"
thing is a hybrid of samples and VA technology...
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