pantherb
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12 years ago Robin, We shouldn't add this until the first docs are out supporting the basic use of the organ, at least. We can't call it aging, because you could buy a brand new B in '71 with fairly extreme bleeding, and a the key click thing was a feature of every B that they stopped trying to get rid of after it became sought after, so it's likely that many early '50s organs had less key click than late '60s built. The docs will say, here are a few characteristics that can be adjusted to get a particular feel/tone. The Beatrix code is perfect for this because he's got the bleeding from so many different areas summed from the physical pathway(from the distortion of the wire to taper etc). The same docs will show someone using this for digital orchestrations how they can tweek the sound to get a very non-traditional sound for their needs.
The popularity of Julios and souch of this is largely based on the rattle it creates now that you can't get by just piping most digital organs into overdrive etc. That's where the action is.
Will
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012 06:32:32 -0700, robin wrote:
One knob to dial the age of the organ (crackle, x-talk, bleeding,,..)
tonegen.c: implement either of the two variants:
- shadow-copy oscillators[] and list-elements (lep); allow to re-compile terminalMix and playMatrix and swap on the fly.
- re-init the synth engine - short silence.
Abstraction of parameters , look-up-table
age->osc.*parameters or .cfg file?
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One knob to dial the age of the organ (crackle, x-talk, bleeding,,..)
tonegen.c: implement either of the two variants:Abstraction of parameters , look-up-table
age->osc.*parameters or .cfg file?