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Juho L 31.01.2004 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Panopticon
I also think it's strange that the up cycle doesn't match the down cycle in amplitude. Do you think that this is the type of DC offset that should be corrected by software; or is the general consensus that this, too, is intentional???

It's intentional. For example in many analog oscillators the postive peak voltage isn't the same as the negative peak voltage since there's always little bit voltage drifting.

DIGITAL SCREAMS 02.08.2004 09:39 AM

At some point Ill record the saw waves off the Jupiter 8 and Prophrt 5 if u like. Maybe the Monopoly too.

Would a little .wav file be ok mto send to u then u could that Logic wave thingy on it and see the waves.....cos I dont have that.

DS

Per Kristian 02.08.2004 02:36 PM

Excellent thread r3dnaX! Why didn't I think if this, I am a complete wave-nut!
Judging by looking at the saws from those VA's, I think the Supernova II saw looks best.

I recorded some clean saws from the Roland D-50, C1-C5, and discovered some strange waves:

The lower the note, the more power to the down-cycle, C1 is very extreme! Also, at C5 the saw gets inverted? The D-50 is one strange synth, it's not a analog synth though but the wave looks very nice to me.
Here is a close-up of the C5 saw:


I'll record some saws from the Elka Synthex too. It's not quite analog and not quite Digital, but it sure sound good :D

Per Kristian 02.08.2004 02:39 PM

I mean of course more power to the up-cycle on the D-50 saws...

DIGITAL SCREAMS 04.08.2004 06:05 PM

Per.....what makes a 'good' saw wave? What does a good one look like? In what way do u think VA saw waves are different from that of analog? Is there any difference?

Ill go and rest now whilst u go and find th eanswers to these hehehe :P

Thx

DS

Tomer=Trance 04.08.2004 09:01 PM

lets say you have an oscilator.
if you will pass it the same oscilator thru two different kinds of filters
will the waveform still look the same?

AvS 06.08.2004 09:07 PM

I doubt it. Perhaps if it's a digital filter. When you open a digital filter I don't think it will have any impact on the wave but with an analog filter the sound still runs through the filter circuit. Just a guess.

I can make you a SH101 saw wave if you like? I think the 101 saw sounds very close to the Virus saw but they might look different...

EDIT: OK i just made the "test" myself. I don't have a place to upload a pic. but its easy to explain. The 101 sawwave looks alot the the ION's. The positive and negative range is, unlike the Virus, almost identical. The "link" between the fall is not staigt but a tiny bit bended (upward).

Ok I'll find a place to upload a picture. :)

Tomer=Trance 07.08.2004 07:59 AM

can the virus filters be bypassed?

AvS 07.08.2004 02:44 PM

No but you can just open it (LP mode + max cuttof).

hatembr 09.08.2004 07:01 AM

yes when u put LP filter and cutoff to the max u do bypass it


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