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Re: Latest sample of Crate.Synth music
- Subject: Re: Latest sample of Crate.Synth music
- From: "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>
- Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 17:40:36 -0800
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Simon Williams wrote:
Michael J. Mahon <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote:
I've just put a new .mp3 on my web site containing the latest sample of
Crate.Synth output.
The pops are _gone_ and the "piano" voice is somewhat better.
The lack of pops is a significant improvement.
Thanks--it worked exactly as I hoped!
Now that most of the artifacts are fixed, the limitations of 5-bit
accuracy are becoming more obvious... ;-)
Limitations? Let's call them "unique characteristics"... seriously, the
sound at this point seems very close to that produced by my [8-bit] DX-1
sampler card.
I notice there is a "phaser" effect that coincides with the decay of
each note -- is this a side-effect of the pop reduction?
Simon, I've put up a new sample (March 30) which shows the result of
two changes:
1) I've reverted to a triangle-sine waveform--this eliminates most of
the "phaser" sound that results when a waveform has a fast transition
in it and decays slowly in amplitude.
2) I've fixed the MIDI timing bug that has nagged me for two weeks--I
kept thinking that I had a synthesizer timing bug, when I actually had
a MIDI timing bug related to changes in tempo. ;-)
You will notice the reduced "phaser" effect and that the final chords
are now tight together, without the advanced note of the prior versions.
-michael
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