Mono/Poly Noise Gen

[Computer Controlled]

I know earlier M/Ps used a digital noise source, while later units used
analogue noise. Anyone know what the SN is where they switched over?

[ModelessFactory]

No audible difference,
but problem of early MP4 is clicky noise like Prophet-5.

Thank you.
K/Modeless Factory.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Computer Controlled" <acidted@...>
To: "Analogue Heaven" <analogue@...>
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 2:16 PM
Subject: [AH] Mono/Poly Noise Gen


>I know earlier M/Ps used a digital noise source, while later units used
> analogue noise. Anyone know what the SN is where they switched over?
>
>
>

[john mahoney]

>>I know earlier M/Ps used a digital noise source, while later units
>>used analogue noise. Anyone know what the SN is where they switched over?

At 04:00 AM 7/17/2008, Ko/Modeless Factory wrote:
>No audible difference, but problem of early MP4 is clicky noise like
>Prophet-5.
>
>Thank you.
>K/Modeless Factory.


Doesn't "no audible difference" contradict "problem... is clicky noise"?

In any case, the difference is clearly audible. The digital noise
sounds like a one second sample of noise that is looped. It sounds
like a train! Horrible.

I do not know the serial number of the changeover, but my Mo/Po that
a little higher than 375470 (I'm not listing my exact S/N) has the
analog noise.

John

[ModelessFactory]

----- Original Message -----
From: "John Mahoney" <jmahoney@...>
To: "Ko/Modeless Factory" <kay@...>; "Analogue Heaven"
<analogue@...>
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [AH] Mono/Poly Noise Gen


> Doesn't "no audible difference" contradict "problem... is clicky noise"?

"no audible difference" is about "S/N".

>
> In any case, the difference is clearly audible. The digital noise sounds
> like a one second sample of noise that is looped. It sounds like a train!
> Horrible.

This is what I said "clicky noise".


Thank you.
K/Modeless Factory.

[john mahoney]

Oh! I am afraid that you misunderstood the question, where "S/N"
referred to "serial number." Look again:

 > I know earlier M/Ps used a digital noise source,
 > while later units used analogue noise. Anyone
 > know what the SN is where they switched over?"

In other words, what is the serial number of the first MP-4 with
analog noise -- where Korg switched from digital to analog noise.

Best regards,
John

[ModelessFactory]

Sorry, no information about Serial#

Thank you.
K/Modeless Factory.

----- Original Message -----
From: "John Mahoney" <jmahoney@...>
To: "Ko/Modeless Factory" <kay@...>; "Analogue Heaven"
<analogue@...>
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 9:05 AM
Subject: Re: [AH] Mono/Poly Noise Gen

> Oh! I am afraid that you misunderstood the question, where "S/N" referred
> to "serial number." Look again:
>
> > I know earlier M/Ps used a digital noise source,
> > while later units used analogue noise. Anyone
> > know what the SN is where they switched over?"
>
> In other words, what is the serial number of the first MP-4 with analog
> noise -- where Korg switched from digital to analog noise.
>
> Best regards,
> John
>
>