réactions à la news On en sait plus sur le futur Solina String Ensemble de Behringer

"The original Solina did not use a 3-phase oscillator at all. Not even a sine
wave oscillator, for that matter.
There's a Square Wave oscillator which is then turned into an approximated sine
wave by heavy filtering, creating the "0 deg" signal of the "Chorus" part.
This is then fed into a 1-pole low pass filter with a gain 1.83 for very low
frequencies. The brilliant idea behind this: For one specific input frequency,
you get unity gain and the desired 120 degree phase shift. You can adjust the
frequency of the square wave generator for the "0 deg " and "120 deg" signals
to have the same amplitude, and you'll have the right frequency and the right
phase shift automatically.
The "240 deg" signal is not created with another filter: It's derived from
the "0 deg" and "120 deg" signal with a simple inverting adder stage. (The
wonders of vector maths: The vector sum of a balanced 3-phase system is always
zero.)
The "Vibrato" path even needs one stage less: There's the square wave
oscillator with filtering for the "0 deg" signal, a LPF for the "120 deg
signal".
These two signals are added to the "Chorus" signal chain at the respective
stages, so the inverting adder of the "Chorus" takes care of the vector maths
to create the "240 deg" signal of the "Vibrato" as well. (Even though there is
no point in the circuit where you could measure the individual "240 deg"
signals separately!)"

Si tu parles de la section Strings inclus dans l'Eminent 310U (que j'ai eu), il n'y avait écrit Solina nulle part (de mémoire...) ?

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