Thursday, March 24, 2011
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I just love it when people don't blindly believe heresay, but actually seek out bona fide evidence. Good for this guy! I'm an instant fan, and will buy all his CDs.
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ReplyDeleteraphus: wish I now made CD's so that you could buy them! but I'm just a synth geek, not a musician!
mm77: I saw analog.no's post of envelope times in the past. He calls the minimum envelope delay as 3ms on the P600 and that's fine, but if you actually look at the envelope on the scope (see the end of the video), the only appreciable delay in reaching the peak happens AFTER the envelope is at 90%.
In engineering terms, the time it takes to go from 10% to 90% of the waveform is a common definition of rise time. In this case, that's 12us, which to ear is effectively instantaneous.