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Re: [200e] 260e question

2009-06-26 by ezra buchla

really hating yahoo's stupid sidebar formatting right now....

On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 10:57 AM, don hassler <dlh30039@yahoo.com> wrote:

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you know, we need to record demonstrative parameter sweeps for the line6
plugin . haha



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> Hard to get past that one.
> Anyway, Ezra, I think you addressed the external audio fm before, &
> confirmed that fm direct from the mod esc worked better.
> It wasn't clear whether this was ever something that could be addressed
> firmware, but beyond that, sort of related, is there any sort of behind the
> panel block diagrams of these modules?
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the ext. audio is sampled, as you'll realize is necessary since the
pre-waveshaping sines (main and mod) are digital ( was i've mentioned here
before). digital phase incrementing == no drift, recall arbitrary
frequencies with precision, etc

so the internal modulation can all be calculated in one fell swoop, no block
diagram required, not so for arbitrary audio



> For example, does the mod osc go through conversion, or is it's path
> digital, versus the external in?
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it's all a bit mixed up really, and the terms don't always mean what people
expect them to

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> More questions:
> Does the 261e waveshape functions occur after conversion as analog?
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yes the waveshaper is 100% analog, very close to old 258


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> Could the 259e waveshape tables emulate extreme audio rate fm?
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no, i don't think so. they can emulate extreme gnarly audio kahunas though.


(sorry, i am thinking about the beach today.)

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