Make YM sound like AY
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Hello, Electrician
> Can the subject be made somehow? Well, or not 100% like AY, but at least more
> smooth and soft... I remember I came across a text about this somewhere
> but then there was no real YM, and now there is, but what was in that
> I don’t remember the article... :(
Only this article comes to mind
File: AYvsYM.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=2282
Hello, Electrician
> Can the subject be made somehow? Well, or not 100% like AY, but at least more
> smooth and soft... I remember I came across a text about this somewhere
> but then there was no real YM, and now there is, but what was in that
> I don’t remember the article... :(
About the same as, for example, making a Z80 work like a 6502...
Hello, Electrician
> Exactly, it is. Thank you! :cool:
What a horror... There are a ton of diodes and resistors... You need to connect them like in the turboFM circuit
connected (first independent resistors from the outputs to ground, then through
conductors and large resistors - addition at the point of constant potential of the op-amp in
inverting connection), then each output will work at the same
load, and there will be no interference (the stereo effect will be 100% for extreme
channels).
However, ay and ym cannot be forced to SOUND the same. Well, for example
because they have a different number of steps in the envelope and different levels of DACs,
therefore, the spectral composition (timbre) of the sound of the envelopes will be fundamentally
different.
Hello, All
Is it possible to make a subject somehow? Well, or not 100% like AY, but at least more smoothly and
softly... I remember I came across a text about this somewhere, but then there was no
real YM, and now there is, but I don’t remember what was in that article... :(
Hello, lvd
This is all good, if not for that article. They didn't write it from a lantern... :rolleyes:
Hello rajdee
That's right, it is. Thank you! :cool:
Hello, lvd
In principle, the stereo effect is not for me, I don’t like YM’s too “ragged”
sound. After that article, I thought that the “smoothness” of the AY sound is less
difference between the upper volume levels than YM, i.e. theoretically this is
can be treated with a compressor... Although I’ll also try it with diodes someday.
Hello, Dead
Dea> No, it's better in TripleRectifier.... More power....:)
The old (still German, and not the hollow-Chinese) Behringer had one like this
piece - Tube Magician. Just heating anything on 8 channels. Here she is
was a real salvation from the cold numbers!
Hello, Electrician
> Interesting thing. I can still understand the lamps, but 8 pointer VU meters
> this is already schizophrenia...
Well, a tribute to vintage fashion.
And the device cost pennies.
About $250 somewhere.
Hello, Electrician
> Was there a lamp there or something like Sansamp?
No, it’s a crap lamp, a 2U rack-mount device. Linear input
signal, and the output is linear, but already warmed up. And 8 saturation knobs on the muzzle.
Wow, I found:
http://www.behringer.com/T1950/index.cfm?lang=RUS
Hello, lavstudio
Was there a lamp there or something like a Sansamp?
Hello, Electrician
Interesting thing. I can still understand the lamps, but 8 pointer VU meters is already
schizophrenia...