SSM2044: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Content added Content deleted
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
{{stub}} |
{{stub}} |
||
== Synthesizers etc. using the SSM 2044 == |
|||
*[[Bananna Poly Synth]] |
|||
*[[Crumar Bit 01]], in early models |
|||
*[[Crumar Bit 99]] |
|||
*[[Doepfer A-105]] |
|||
*[[E-mu Systems Drumulator]] |
|||
*[[E-mu Systems SP-12]] |
|||
*[[E-mu Systems SP-1200]] |
|||
*[[E-mu Systems Emulator]] |
|||
*[[Ensoniq SDP-1]] |
|||
*[[Kawai/Teisco K3]] & K3m |
|||
*[[Kawai/Teisco SX-210]] |
|||
*[[Kawai/Teisco SX-240]] |
|||
*[[Korg Monopoly]] |
|||
*[[Korg Poly 6]] |
|||
*[[Korg Trident]] |
|||
*[[Octave Plateau Voyetra 8]] |
|||
*[[PPG EVU]] |
|||
*[[PPG Wave|PPG Wave 2.2 & 2.3]] |
|||
*[[SIEL DK600]] |
|||
*[[SIEL Kiwi]] |
|||
*[[SIEL Opera 6]] |
|||
*[[Simmons SDS5]] |
|||
*[[Solton Programmer 24]] |
|||
== See also == |
== See also == |
||
Revision as of 00:37, 27 February 2017
The SSM 2044 is a 4-pole VCF optimised for use as a lowpass filter.[1]
 | This article is a stub. You can help the Synth DIY Wiki by expanding it. |
Synthesizers etc. using the SSM 2044
- Bananna Poly Synth
- Crumar Bit 01, in early models
- Crumar Bit 99
- Doepfer A-105
- E-mu Systems Drumulator
- E-mu Systems SP-12
- E-mu Systems SP-1200
- E-mu Systems Emulator
- Ensoniq SDP-1
- Kawai/Teisco K3 & K3m
- Kawai/Teisco SX-210
- Kawai/Teisco SX-240
- Korg Monopoly
- Korg Poly 6
- Korg Trident
- Octave Plateau Voyetra 8
- PPG EVU
- PPG Wave 2.2 & 2.3
- SIEL DK600
- SIEL Kiwi
- SIEL Opera 6
- Simmons SDS5
- Solton Programmer 24
See also
References
Further reading
- SSM 2044 data sheet
- SSM 2044 data sheet, MaxMidi Rare Silicon
External links
- Electric Druid SSM2044 VCF and SSM2044 LP Filter designs
- fonitrOnik SSM2044 VCF and documentation rev 3
- US 4404529 A patent