Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:41 pm
In the stylings on Andy Peters.
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:44 pm
This thread.....
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:47 pm
Is that your own screenshot of Microsoft Train Simulator?
Anyway, back to choosing which tremelo I'm going to build.
Anyway, back to choosing which tremelo I'm going to build.
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:49 pm
Nah, I'm in California still on a workstation in the office, Remote Desktop'd back to my home workstation and poasting from there. That shot is on the first page of a Google search for "derailed".
Though I like the direction this thread is about to take. What trems are you considering? I've simulated most of the ones out there recently so maybe I can offer some advice.
Though I like the direction this thread is about to take. What trems are you considering? I've simulated most of the ones out there recently so maybe I can offer some advice.
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:58 pm
I'm eyeing up a few at the moment. I'm thinking about the Tremulous Bear as the samples I've heard are interesting.
But the classic EA Trem is in consideration or I just might go mental and do a full specced Tremulus Line. The Bear sees a good compromise between the two. I'm only thinking about it at the moment.
I've decided to buy a cheap laser printer and start going down the PNP PCB route, so I'm saving up some cash.
But the classic EA Trem is in consideration or I just might go mental and do a full specced Tremulus Line. The Bear sees a good compromise between the two. I'm only thinking about it at the moment.
I've decided to buy a cheap laser printer and start going down the PNP PCB route, so I'm saving up some cash.
Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 12:04 am
EA is nice, sounds smooth, the problem I had with it was the LFO is a bit shaky. The Lune has an awesome LFO, that is what I based the Baby-Shaker on. But I personally still think the method of varying gain instead of choking the signal sounds a bit nicer to my ears. Beware, though, the obvious solution of using the Lune LFO with the EA gain-variance. You have to do some trickery to make it drive the jfet gate properly. That is BASICALLY how I ended up with the design on mine. With a bunch of extra stuff added in, of course.