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24.11.2005, 03:27 PM
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Hi,
Is there anything wrong with comparing the hypersaw with the JP8000 supersaw and seeing how they compare. I posted a JP8000 demo in the first message, all I ask is if anybody can try to emulate that sound as good as possible. That's a fair question in my opinion. It has beeen said here that the hypersaw would have more energy in the high frequencies so let's hear it. Why does nobody with a TI want to do this?! Seriously, if your TI is connected to your PC it doesn't take that much time to do it. Isn't the point of a forum trying to help each other? 
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