This sounds exactly like a VCO followed by a Miniwave. John Loffink jloffink@... > I saw a reference to RCOs used in the Jomox SunSyn. > Is this just marketing hype? The more I read, the > more it seems like they are just wavetable playback > oscillators; although I could be very wrong. > > Here is a little blurb I found. There is less info on > their website. > > Thanks! > Shemp > > >>> The SunSyn is fully analog, but it doesn't share > the typical sound-limitations of other analog > synthesizers because it has a feature called RCOs > (Ramp Controlled Oscillators). This is the first > synthesizer which allows you to play complex digital > waveforms with the timbre of the analog VCOs. > Additionally, it is possible to use the classic VCOs > by themselves. The RCO follows the VCO with all the > fine tunings and frequency alterations that the analog > VCO does. This results in a completely new expression > for waveforms that formerly was not possible in the > analog and pure digital worlds. The complex digital > waveforms start coming alive when driven by the analog > oscillators. Other than that, the RCO's follow all the > movements of the analog VCOs, such as modulation, OSC > sync and restart (phase starts new at retrigger). > Furthermore, it is possible to give the RCOs their own > relative pitch. >
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RE: [motm] [Q] RCO (Ramp Controlled Oscillator)
2002-11-16 by John Loffink
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