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These are the archives from Mark Longo's original Hammond List, 1994-97
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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Organ sound construction (non-Hammond)
Hello!
Another of those non-Hammond questions, I'm afraid, but it does regard an organ
of some kind, at least!
I've got this old Swedish organ prototype (made by a company called Mustad or
possibly Bergman (if that helps:-)). I do know it uses some kind of
frequency dividing of twelve 'sine' waves to create its sound. Since there's
something very wrong with it, I wonder - does anybody in the group know
extactly
how this frequency dividing usually is done? In general terms, of course...
The problem is that a couple of notes sound very disharmonic over the entire
keyboard, except for the highest note of each, which is the original note, of
course. If I turn the core of the inductor I can get a decent sound on the
corresponding note, but out of tune. It seems to me as if some capacitor value
or something has drifted.
I would be grateful if anyone can help me on this...
Bye,
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( Hakan Eriksson )
( e5he@etek.chalmers.se )
( Chalmers University of Technology )
( Gothenburg, SWEDEN )
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