200e

Thanks for the reply Joe. I understand that to make a four voice synth you need that many oscillators to produce the notes, but why would you want radio output 6 to "steal" the editing options of 7-9? So far it seems that you cam send more cv 1-2, L I P, and pulses if you stay out of polyphonic mode. Is it for the sheer convenience of having all 4 voices controls deriving from radio 6? Thanks, Jeshua

--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, joe Pascarell <buchlajoe@...> wrote:
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> You need an oscillator for each voice. If you're using the "e" series oscillators you can use the principle and the mod of one oscillator as two voices. Joe
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> To: 200e@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2011 4:26 PM
> Subject: [200e] Polyphonic Mode?
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> So my friend and i have been reading posts regarding Polyphonic mode in the 222 module. And we have been wondering ...
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> is it possible to stack notes using only one oscillator? (like say for example having different CVs for each key of the 222e and then sending all of those CVs to an OSC so that we can stack notes to make chords etc. ? or can we send more than 2 CV outs to OSCs for harmonies? 
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> sorry im not sure exactly how to word this. what we have right now is 2 CVs going to 2 oscillators (thus producing 2 sounds) and we were wondering if thats the extent of "polyphony" with the 200e because we saw that you could steal outputs from all 4 radio outs but we aren't sure how. 
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> thanks. sorry if our wording is not 100% correct. were just sort of stumbling / winging it now. 
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