Simulation of a guitar amplifier stage for several triode models: examination of some relevant phenomena and choice of adapted numerical schemes

Ivan Cohen 1 Thomas Hélie 1
1 STMS - Sciences et Technologies de la Musique et du Son
Abstract : This paper deals with the simulation of a high gain triode stage of a guitar amplifier. Triode models taking into account various "secondary phenomena" are considered and their relevance on the stage is analyzed. More precisely, both static and dynamic models (including parasitic capacitances) are compared. For each case, the stage can be modeled by a nonlinear differential algebraic system. For static triode models, standard explicit numerical schemes yield efficient stable simulations of the stage. However, the effect due to the capacitances in dynamic models is audible (Miller effect) and must be considered. The problem becomes stiff and requires the use of implicit schemes. The results are compared for all the models and corresponding VST plug-ins have been implemented.
Mots-clés : Amplificateurs guitare Simulation Lampes Temps-réel
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Communication dans un congrès
127th Convention of Audio Engineering Society, Oct 2009, New York, United States
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Ivan Cohen, Thomas Hélie. Simulation of a guitar amplifier stage for several triode models: examination of some relevant phenomena and choice of adapted numerical schemes. 127th Convention of Audio Engineering Society, Oct 2009, New York, United States. <hal-00631757>

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