Crumar: Bit One, Bit 99 #48
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Filled in on 2026-10-12 at Ben's asking, who filed it with the line above and no more. Everything below is from recollection, with no manual read; issue #20's list was wrong in several places for the same reason, so read the manuals first and correct this. The recommendation is Claude's and is Ben's to accept or not.
Recommendation: a new instrument, one for the Bit One, the Bit 01 rack and the Bit 99, as the JX-3P, JX-8P and JX-10 are one. It passes the rule of 2026-10-12 (#26): the line ran from 1984 to about 1987; the Crumar name is in use again today, on other things. Nothing in
engine/is missing for it. It is not a setting of mini-JX: another maker, and LFOs, waveforms and velocity routed another way.The instruments, as recalled
What is already here to build on
engine/analog_vco.h, which gives several waveforms at once from one ramp;engine/four_pole_filter.h;engine/envelope.h.engine/seats.hfor split and double; the SEM family's place between the two sides for each voice, for its stereo.panel.hof its numbers, with curves inrom/bit/tables.h, as the Juno's, the JX's and the Jupiters' are. Its MIDI numbers, if its manual prints them, would let a player's own dump be read later.To find out and to decide
minibitsuggests itself.engine/divide_down.hwas written for; the Trilogy and Stratus are divide-down polyphonic synthesizers; the Spirit is a one-voice instrument. Each would be an instrument of its own and none belongs in this one.Built as mini-Bit (
minibitdand the rest,instruments/bit/,.mbit, port 8813), merged to main in20c72cb.panel.h.lfo.per_voice, on as it comes, at Ben's asking: off, a sound's voices share one pair of LFOs.Ben played it on his laptop on 2026-10-14 and found it sounds ok. Not yet played or benched on the Pi.