Thoughts from the mind of GAmoore@..., 07-11-2001:
> >> Actually, as I recall the Memorymoog had 18 oscillators - as many as 3
>>> per voice. However, even under normal conditions you had to let it warm
>>> up 10 minutes then hit a 'tune' button. I suspect the oscillators were
>>> always drifting out of tune a tiny amount. Maybe that is part of their
>>> charm.
>>
> >And the Polymoog had, I think it was 3 or 4 oscillators per key, times 88!
>
>Are you sure? The Polymoog came out a few years before the Memorymoog as
>I recall and was pretty cheesy. Anyway, that same pitch wandering could
>be programmed into to a softsynth, couldn't it?
The polymoog had a custom-made chip per key. Each chip contained
(more or less probably) an entire monophonic synthesizer. That's the
only way they were able to build polyphonic synths at the time.
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Re: Re: [L-OT] Re: Analog synth is still better
2001-11-07 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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