13 Nov
2002
13 Nov
'02
8:08 a.m.
Lamar Owen wrote:
On Tuesday 12 November 2002 09:49, Tim Goetze wrote:
i'd like to understand why, but in the meantime implementing
similar behaviour is not that hard. :)
more interesting is that if you feed it a sine
wave, the
circuit *never* clips the lower lobe, it rather seems to
compress so the lower lobe never hits the end of the curve.
it does clip the lower lobe of a triangle however.
This is interesting. So the SPICE sims have helped. Great! I know that
SPICE is the cat's meow
for electronic/electrical design problems, which is where I've used it in the
past. It's just not quite fast enough to do real-time effects processing,
even on current hardware.
yep, it's a great program, and in true grand old unix spirit,
it hides behind an unfriendly and fiendish interface. ;)
judging from execution times on this box, you'd probably need
something like a recent 32-way cluster to run a whole amp sim
in realtime.
tim