ECE4450 L25: More State Variable Filter Examples (Analog Circuits for Music Synthesis, Georgia Tech)

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    This is a sequel to the lecture titled State Variable Filters and the Oberheim SEM VCF: • ECE4450 L24: State Var...
    I recorded this during the Spring 2021 offering of ECE4450: Analog Circuits for Music Synthesis, but this material will likely be appropriate for future offerings as well.
    I highly recommend watching Alex Ball's excellent documentary titled: Electromotive -- The Story of ARP Instruments: • Electromotive - The St...

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  • @spencerscott2044
    @spencerscott2044 4 місяці тому +1

    SSM2040 is namely used in the Prophet 5 Rev 1 and 2. The Rev 3 switched to the CEM3320 filter. The newly reintroduced Rev 4 offers both designs. 0:49

  • @SloBloLabs
    @SloBloLabs 3 роки тому +2

    Excellent lecture about state variable filters and the outstanding relation to the maths behind it. There is nothing alike on the internet. Thank you so much!

  • @KiR_3d
    @KiR_3d 2 роки тому +1

    Wow! Need to breadboard some of them! Very exciting! In nine minutes i've got so much of useful info... that i need to listen this again )))

  • @luisgomez-ck5rk
    @luisgomez-ck5rk 3 роки тому +2

    Love it!!!!
    I'm working right now on my final project for my physics university degree and it's about wavefolders and state variable filters. I can't be more lucky with your videos.
    Thank you a lot for sharing your work.

  • @davids840
    @davids840 3 роки тому +1

    Nice one! It would be cool to see a Serge DUSG breakdown from you

    • @Lantertronics
      @Lantertronics  2 роки тому

      I'll do one as soon as I understand it myself. :)

  • @MoraFermi
    @MoraFermi 3 роки тому +1

    It would be great to have some insight on how to simulate an OTA with a traditional op-amp, even if only the "linear" part.

    • @Lantertronics
      @Lantertronics  3 роки тому +1

      Alas, it's not possible at all -- the main thing about the OTA that makes it so useful it that it has that extra input pin that controls the gain. The closest thing I could think of is the chip used in the Polyvox VCF that uses a special weird "programmable" op amp with a pin that lets you set the filter bandwidth.

  • @0e0
    @0e0 3 роки тому +1

    hey I'm really curious about Yamaha's implementation of filters with their ICs...is there any special sauce? or is it more standard like other ICs?

    • @Lantertronics
      @Lantertronics  2 роки тому +1

      I've wondered that myself. I really don't know enough about their chips to say. There's not a lot of info on them.

  • @santowalterscaramella6323
    @santowalterscaramella6323 3 роки тому

    E então? Obrigado.

  • @santowalterscaramella6323
    @santowalterscaramella6323 3 роки тому

    aa Preciso de um e ou , baixa potência, três circuitos independentes cada um SÓ com seus 2 ou mais amplificadores operacionais, em Classe D, com fonte SIMÉTRICA comum, circuitos quase iguais e SÓ sintonizados na entrada de áudio. Veja que não é SÓ Pré ou SÓ Equalizador. É bem simples, mas é e sem potenciômetros nas tonalidades. Por favor. Muito obrigado.

  • @santowalterscaramella6323
    @santowalterscaramella6323 3 роки тому

    Então?