Component values of the TR-808 bass drum's bridged-T network, in SI units (ohms, farads). More...
#include <bridged_t_resonator.hpp>
Public Attributes | |
| double | c41 = 15e-9 |
| capacitive arm, op-amp inverting input side | |
| double | c42 = 15e-9 |
| capacitive arm, op-amp output side | |
| double | r161 = 1.0e6 |
| retrigger-pulse injection; also Q43's leakage path | |
| double | r165 = 47.0e3 |
| shorted out while the attack envelope grounds Q43 | |
| double | r166 = 6.8e3 |
| Vcomm-to-collector leg of the branch. | |
| double | r167 = 1.0e6 |
| the resistive bridge | |
| double | r170 = 470.0e3 |
| feedback-buffer injection | |
Component values of the TR-808 bass drum's bridged-T network, in SI units (ohms, farads).
The network is a Zobel bridged-T in the negative-feedback path of an op-amp; its ringing is the entire bass drum sound.
Everything the resonator does is expressed in terms of these values rather than abstract filter coefficients, so a component substitution ("what if C41 were 22n?") is a legal, physically-meaningful edit rather than a reverse-engineering exercise. That is the whole point of the topology.
Lineage: Werner, Abel & Smith, "A Physically-Informed, Circuit-Bendable, Digital Model of the Roland TR-808 Bass Drum Circuit", DAFx-14, Fig. 1.
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::c41 = 15e-9 |
capacitive arm, op-amp inverting input side
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::c42 = 15e-9 |
capacitive arm, op-amp output side
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::r161 = 1.0e6 |
retrigger-pulse injection; also Q43's leakage path
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::r165 = 47.0e3 |
shorted out while the attack envelope grounds Q43
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::r166 = 6.8e3 |
Vcomm-to-collector leg of the branch.
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::r167 = 1.0e6 |
the resistive bridge
| double pulp::signal::BridgedTComponents::r170 = 470.0e3 |
feedback-buffer injection