MATRIXSYNTH: Andor Digital Analog Wavetable Look-up Synth by Michael Dunn


Saturday, November 03, 2007

Andor Digital Analog Wavetable Look-up Synth by Michael Dunn

"A music synthesizer module I designed ~1979. A cool digital/analogue hybrid that can generate either audio signals or envelopes using a 256-sample lookup table. To generate the table, it interfaces to either a computer, or to an XY panel I built (not shown) using four linear pots."

You can see more projects by Michael Dunn here. Anyone know what the first wavetable synth was?
Posted by matrix at 11/03/2007 04:10:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. Mr. Array11/3/07, 4:24 PM

    PPG WaveComputer360?

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  2. Mr. Array11/3/07, 4:45 PM

    Some MP3's from the 360:

    http://www.aliens-project.de/t_200207_ppg1360.html

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