Music synthesizers are actually a subset of analog computing in general. The combination of a multiplier and an integrator gives you voltage control. For example you can patch up an EML state variable filter with two multipliers, two integrators and a summer. What is really needed is an analog computer designed explicitly for electronic music. That would make each integrator voltage controlled with some over all routing control. I did this with my Lab Electronics model X3 "Analog Computer Trainer". http://www.labelectronics.com/ by replacing each integrator input resistor with a Vactrol. I uploaded a picture of a stock trainer to the photos section. I'll add a picture of the modified trainer later. I have used it to prototype different filters. An analog computer can act as a test bench for weird filter designs. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "davevosh" <davevosh@a...> wrote: > > > hello to all - > a while back someone had posted something related to the > (delightful) "j.a.g." and mentioned analog computers. > now, i know grant has one, i have a comdyna gp6 as does at least one > other person on the list. > my question - does anyone else ? i`d be interested in hearing about > how they are being used - > thanks ! > best, > dave
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Re: analog computers
2004-10-23 by grantrichter2001
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