via JH on AH:
"I hope it's ok when I post even another message about this project.
I've made an update of the web page, showing how to configure this PCB as an ordinary Interpolating Scanner, a Tracking Generator, a Waveshaper, and a hybrid of Scanner and Waveshaper. The latter produces sounds that are less static than are common in normal waveshapers.
Here's a sound sample (first dry, then thru the Scanner/Waveshaper):
It's all explained on the web page,
here.
I hope you like it. :)" follow-up to
this post.
A thread recently came up on the Rhodes Chroma list regarding problems storing patches. Most synths have batteries that last for years, but eventually they run out and you have to replace them. The person on the list was pointed to this thread on the excellent Rhodes Chroma Site. It's an interesting thread that goes through a few problems on a particular Chroma. I noticed the standard Duracel batteries being used. I'm curious what others think of replacing batteries on synths with them. Is it safe or are you risking the battery linking over time? I'd imagine you'd noticed before there ever was a problem as the memory would be dead beforehand, however, if you don't play the synth for a while...
