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Here you can find various kX effects. In particular, Kevin Horden's Synthesizer, Stylus kX Modular System etc. |
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Kevin Horden Memorial Synthesizer |
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This synthesizer is dedicated to Kevin Horden, who authored it with Karen Orton. |
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Karen Orton and Kevin Horden built a complete simulation of an analogue synthesiser using E-mu / Creative DSP hardware and kX driver. |
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Karen designed the voltage controlled filter (VCF) for the synth (potentially the most difficult component) and achieved a tracking of within a few cents - in other words, generally much better than most commercial analogue synthesisers. |
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Some notes from Karen attached below: |
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K-VCF.da is a precision voltage controlled filter. It tracks to a few cents of a semitone and allows you to put it very near resonance and play filtered noise with accurate pitch. |
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K-VCO.da is an oscillator. Both K-VCF.da and K-VCO.da have accurate exponential-to-linear converters base on polynominals. |
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There's doubtless a complete synthesiser in those file somewhere (I know - Kev used it at a few gigs). It is a question of whether someone wants to invest the time to get it going again. They wouldn't be disappointed! |
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The synthesizer code is released under GNU GPL v2 license. |