200e

I added my 227e after about 6 months with a small system and it
surprisingly "opened up" the sound a lot. The possibility to position
sounds and controlling movements together with timbre is great.
A dull static timbre can be interesting if it is moving. It is made
so that you easily can use it as a stereo panning device, it does not
require a quad sound system.
I can't listen in quad at home so i have A & B as direct stereo out and
C & D goes into reverb or delay. Then i mix these in a separate mixer.

johan

2006/10/21, Chris Muir <cbm@well.com>:
> At 6:48 AM +0000 10/21/06, code842 wrote:
> >hello, since i use my 200e system only stereo, i wonder how much sense
> >it makes to acquire the 227e. i have the impression, it's a terrific
> >module for 4 channel setups, but i'm not sure how much it brings in a
> >2 channel setup.
> >can please somebody comment?
> >thanks
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> Welll, if you like panning with LFOs or other CVs it's essential. You can down mix to stereo by using the sub-mixer (D->A, C->B), or externally and still benefit from the swirl mode and the CV control of location. Having output levels and EQ is really handy, and the mic pre/envelope follower and the headphone out is useful..
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