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Re: Asking for help from a programmer about Ensoniq emulation
02/17/14 08:48 PM
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> > I bet the SQ sounds beastly in monophonic mode...how would you "emulate" that using
> > a sampler? You'd have to have separate samples for monophonic mode.
> Monophonic? not at all. It had 21 notes polyphony
I know. You misunderstand. Monophonic mode is when it sums all the oscillators into one. This translates to "fatter" sounds. Like the game over "guitar solo" in Wizball on the C64 for example (it sums two channels to make a fat sound and the third channel plays delayed for effect).
http://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Game_Over_-_Wizball_%28C64%29
You can't do that with a sampler, you'd have to create separate samples if you want it to sound like an SQ in monophonic mode.
> i mean, i need to know at what sample each of them start and end, and i still have to
> identify (associate to the displayed name) some of them.
From what I can tell, a sound can use several samples as a base and those could then be triggered independently according to velocity and other parameters. Some of the samples that you found in the ROM are probably single layers of a layered sound.
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