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Category: Polysix

A study of Sub-Oscillators (and Oscillator Waveshaping)

Posted on June 4, 2017June 11, 2023

This article is a look at sub-oscillators, a common tactic for fattening up the bottom end, particularly  in synths with only one oscillator, or only one oscillator per voice. Classic examples include the Roland Juno 106 and SH101, and the Korg Polysix. More recently, sub-oscs turn up on a lot of modern analog synths since […]

Posted in Korg, Oscillators, Polysix, Roland, SH-101, Synth DIY, Vintage synths   22 Comments on A study of Sub-Oscillators (and Oscillator Waveshaping)

SSM2044 LP Filter designs

Posted on June 18, 2008March 5, 2018

This page is a look at how various synths implemented the SSM2044 filter, with the datasheet design as a reference standard. I’ve redrawn all the schematics to make comparisons very easy. First, the datasheet design.   The datasheet suggests using the two differential inputs (+audio and -audio) as individual oscillator inputs for a two-oscillator synth […]

Posted in Filters, Korg, MonoPoly, Opera, Polysix, PPG, Siel, Synth DIY, Trident, Wave   12 Comments on SSM2044 LP Filter designs

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