808 noise generator
hi
i kind of remember than some time ago (1 or 2 years??) someone (from
C74 as i remember) posted a patch emulating a 808 (roland)
cymbal/hi-hat noise generator...
can not find it anymore....
does someone have it? - or point a hint as how it was made (i think
the original was made with pulse generators - but how much, how were
they tuned etc etc)
many thanks
best
kasper
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the patch was by jhno, you can find it and related discussions here:
micha
>the patch was by jhno, you can find it and related discussions here:
>
>https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=26713&rid=0&S=ee663577f9c0aa060f2d0214669b1455
>
that was it!!!
thanks
kasper
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Kasper T. Toeplitz
noise, composition, bass, computer
http://www.sleazeArt.com
Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:
> i kind of remember than some time ago (1 or 2 years??) someone (from C74
> as i remember) posted a patch emulating a 808 (roland) cymbal/hi-hat
> noise generator...
I can remeber that thread, looking for drum and synth in the archives
would show up something, but I think you refer to a different patch.
To redo it yourself you should have a look at the tutorial from Frank
Barknecht "Building Drums in PD" Should be easy to translate it to Max.
Stefan
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I have a version of it that i modified for midi input, recording, and
some fft analysis (i think). i can't seem to find the original, but
if this version isn't slightly too messy for you check out:
cmb808.pat is the main patch. is this what you were looking for?
-evan
Cheers Micha, unfortunately the link you posted does not exist anymore. Does someone has the patch form jhno? Or any other patch hi-hat/cymbal related? (possibly 808 style).
I'm trying to recreate a Hi-Hat sound (and I like the 808). Currently I'm working on the closed one, I've done some research and figured out the concept, however I do not know much about synthesis in general, so I don't know if it's the right direction. Someone's up for suggestions/patches that I can dissect and learn form?
P.S.: Thanks LISTS@LOWFREQUENCY.OR for your sharing, it's interesting, but not quite what I'm looking for!
You can also take a look at the circuit schematics and the repair manual. You might be able to plug some of the component values into an online oscillator calculator. I found some useful information in there when I was building my M4L device AnalogKick.
(AnalogKick is not an accurate model in the sense that it doesn't use a Bridged T oscillator--this could be approximated with a filter on the edge of self-oscillation from what I've heard but I'm interested in the flexibility of the inaccuracy--but the envelope timings were useful, IIRC.)