"Using better MP3 encoding and tweaking the Cloud Generator firmware has produced some cleaner demos. Check these out.
www.synthtech.com/m520/better_sin.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/better_saw.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/better_tri.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/better_sqr.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/thru_zero.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/sq_sin_mix1.mp3
www.synthtech.com/m520/sq_sin_mix2.mp3
Enjoy....and watch those speaker levels.
And yes, it can do "through-zero" FM!
Paul S."
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
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Thank u so much Paul,its a great module that definitly will add an xtra touch to the actual range of high Q modules ready available.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to order one..
Keep the good work on.
Kind Regards
Wow!
ReplyDeleteHey Matrix, you beat me to it :-) I've put this news in my MOTM blog also. :-)
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Could someone please explain 'through-zero fm' as simply as possible?
ReplyDeleteCould someone please explain 'through-zero fm' as simply as possible?
ReplyDeleteNot too tough: In FM you take a frequency at X Hz and vary it with another signal that displaces it by Y Hz. If X-Y < 0 then at some point the frequency would go negative. Oscillators which allow negative frequency instead of stopping at 0 are said to provide 'thru-zero' FM, which has a unique sound.