>The 190 on the other >hand does sound more "smooth" (as if the sidebands are more sine shaped, >less distortion?) and the sounds the blend control creates are awesome. Is >this the CS-80 RM effect? The circuit is different from the CS-80. The CS-80 uses a 4-quadrant multiplier chip. The MOTM-490 is a circuit I've designed from scratch, and it's beased on a VCA (2-quadrant mult) core. If it sounds similar to the CS-80's RM, then it might be because both are rather "clean" RM designs, using similar linearisation methods on the multiplier inputs. (Speaking from memory regarding the CS-80.) The "blend" function was of course inspired by the CS-80. There is nothing like Ring Modulation on a whole polyphonic synthesizer sound, and the RM quickly faded in and back to clean ! (Trademark Vangelis sound (;->) ). For even better CS-80 RM emulation, use a Sine wave from the MOTM-320 and modulate the Frequency with an Attack/Decay envelope. JH.
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Re: [motm] MOTM-190 vs.
2002-08-30 by jhaible@debitel.net
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