Looking at the Bass Drum circuit, I realized that the bridged-T description doesn’t quite work for the Bass Drum, as the gods added some additional circuitry for reasons for which we can only speculate. Listen to the the 808 at maximum decay BOOOOooooommm…. Another fun feature of this circuit is that it goes slightly flat (just like a real drum). In this case, it’s what gives the 808 & 909 their characteristic attack (that “crisp” bass sound).
Whenever Roland Service Notes speak of a “trick”, you know it’s going to be cool. This trick is performed by the circuit composed of Q41-Q43. This changing frequencies will sound a punchier crisp bass. Immediately after a trigger pulse is fed into the generator, the filter’s time constant – when ACCENT is present – is halved and has a resonance on twice its inherent frequency for a half cycle period, then on the fixed frequency with decaying amplitude. The decay time of the resonating waveforms can be controlled by adjusting feedback amount by VR6. This sound generator is composed of a multi-feedback, bridged T-network including 1/2 IC12 (pins 1-3) as an active element. With this circuit, the decay time becomes longer as Q increases. This configuration has variations according to application (instrument sound). 11 is used to generate periodic damping drum sound. In just 2 hours you’ll learn powerful new hacks, tons of inspiring workflows, and pro-tips that’ll get your 808s blazing.The bridged T-network filter shown in Fig. If you’ve been struggling with making professional-quality hip hop, trap, future bass or other genres where 808s are essential, you’re going to want to join up for this. It’s time to open the door and expose what these tricks are and how you can use them in your production. New processing and mixing techniques are being used by today’s top producers. Things have come a long way from their humble beginnings in the Roland TR-808 days.
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