From james dougherty Sent Sun, Jan 30th 2000, 18:19
From james dougherty Sent Sun, Jan 30th 2000, 18:19
Hi all, I have a question. Does anyone have any experience with the Casio cz5000 that would care to share? Any input is appreciated. I am looking at acquiring one really cheap as a basic mono keyboard and a controller for a rackmount synth. Thanks, James aka EL MAESTRO http://www.dreamwater.com/maestro/music.htm --- analogue <xxxxxxxx-xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > > analogue Sunday, January 30 2000 > Volume 01 : Number 3964 > > > > Contents: > Re: [AH] Synthesizing vocal sounds > [AH] sh-101 fs? and arp axxe > Re: [AH] roland jupiter 6 question > [AH] Minimoog #10 > [AH] Re: Minimoog #10 > Re: [AH] Minimoog #10 > [AH] Delta Music Research Modular Questions. > [AH] Andromeda party Rev II > Re: [AH] Andromeda party Rev II > Re: [AH] Andromeda party Rev II > Re: [AH] Andromeda party Rev II > [AH] TUBE > Re: [AH] TUBE > Re: [AH] TUBE > [AH] analogue 4 sale > [AH] Broken re-301 > Re: [AH] Minimoog #10 > Re: [AH] Delta Music Research Modular Questions. > Re: [AH] Delta Music Research Modular Questions. > Re: [AH] EML 101 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 21:20:57 -0500 > From: "N. Kent" <xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> > Subject: Re: [AH] Synthesizing vocal sounds > > > Well, a vocoder consists of an analyzer and a > synthesizer (filter) > > stage. IMHO cheating would mean using the analyzer > stage. Without that, > > you would have to build phoneme tables as EGs, and > feed these into the > > vocoder filterbank instead of the analyzer CV. > Early commercial computer > > speech applications used that approach heavily. Of > course, doing it all > > analog would be very gear heavy - you'd at the > very least need some > > 50-60 banks of n (10-20 for common vocoders) > multistage EGs or sequencer > > banks each to get a minimal phoneme set that would > be able to utter some > > comprehensible sentences. Some kind of digital > storage of the envelopes > > certainly is warranted there. > > > True. > > > > But the nice thing about VCFs is that they can > have more variable > > parameters, making them "parametric" filters. > > That way, you may only need 2-3 VCFs & a few VCAs > for gain & resonance > > The di-phones (transition between 2 sounds) works > better that way, too. > > > > I've used both the 'graphic eq" (Fenix) and the > "parametric" (EMS > > filterbank) approach. Graphic is easier to tweak, > parametric sounds better > > in my setup. > > yes, there is no real need to use a pile of fixed > filters, you really > need band pass filters > > and can't you take the Yamaha FS1R approach into the > analog domain. They > use just a handful of voiced and unvoiced formants > being sequenced > > here are some formant frequencies to vowels in the > middle of this > doepfer page > http://www.doepfer.com/a100_man/a127_man.htm > > > nick kent > > ------------------------------ > > Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 18:45:07 -0800 > From: brandon <xxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx> > Subject: [AH] sh-101 fs? and arp axxe > > Well, i just got back from visiting a used > instrument retail i used to > work at... > > theyve got a red sh-101 that they didnt have the > heart to put on the > floor, in that it might go to someone who might not > appreciate it. So > they were asking me how much it should go for and > such. > > now, being the honest (and broke) person i am, i > didnt lowball them. > > so, would anyone be interested in a red sh-101 for > $375 plus > tax/shipping? > > it looked like it was in pretty good condition, no > mod grip, i didnt > play with it, but if an AHer is interested ill give > it a going through. > > also, ive got dibs an an extremely cheap arp axxe, > but its sliders are > really grungy (reminds me of some moog rogues or > mg-1s ive seen after > the black stuff gets in), could anyone give me an > idea how much work it > might be to get them cleaned up? > > thanks > > - -Brandon > > > - -- > ___________________________________________________ > ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| > two things are endless: ignorance and space...||||| > ||what is is||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| > ||||what is not is possible|||||||||||||||||||||||| > ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| > - > --------------------------------------------------- > > ------------------------------ > > Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 21:56:21 -0500 > From: xxxxxxx@x-xxxx.xxx > Subject: Re: [AH] roland jupiter 6 question > > Dan > > > If you have a bad oscillator on J6 then you need a > CEM 3340. I think > Paul Schreiber was / is selling CEM 3340s. You could > also try Wine > Country however I think they charge $75 for CEM > 3340!! - ouch!!! > - -- > jeff > http://www.i2.i-2000.com/~jeffrey/ > > >Im pretty new to this list, so hi there! > >question for the list: > > >I have a jupiter-6 with a 1 bad oscillator. its in > the shop right now > getting > >tested. I don't know what the chip number is for > the jupiter (sad I > know). I > >have an offer for someone to sell me the following: > >CEM3310 > >CEM3340 > >CEM3360 > > >for 90 bucks. by any chance, is one of those the > one i need? is 90 > bucks a > >good deal? if these are not the ones I need, > anyone know whereI ca > get a vco > >for a jupiter 6? > > thanks, > > - - -dan > > ===== > DJ Daniel ~ Communion ~ Retro ~ Providence, RI > > Broken bodies in a death rock dance hall, > please be my partner... > > Shameless Band Plug: > http://www.platform-one.com > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com > > - ------------------------------ > > ------------------------------ > > === message truncated === ===== CrEaTe OR dIe!Stay Back Police Dog RecordsFor info email xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com