Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

don't be alarmed- you can throw them into a regular center pan with a
turn of a knob in the filter section.  it's a cool feature because if
you keep the two oscillators on separate channels panned apart from
one another (you can vary the separation), it can create a really cool
& unusual layer/doubled/stereo sound.

but i get the feeling you are concerned they must stay split in a pan
from one another throughout the signal path, which they don't.  as for
the tweak/channel concerns, don't worry, it is quite flexible and will
work in a normal, typical analog synth fashion if you so program it to.

m.

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "blowupbug" <bug.out@...> wrote:
>
> hey all
> 
> just bought a used PEK for a great price, but unfornutately have to
wait 3 more weeks to pick 
> it up (police hold on used equip at GC here).
> 
> i did get them to give me the manual, and i am curious about the
"Osc 1 hardwired to left 
> channel" etc as described. does this mean each osc tweak only
affects the left (or right) 
> channel, or are these signals mixed later in the path? if the
former, can 2 or more osc's be 
> selected for tweakage at once?
> 
> trying to figure out why the hell it works this way (the left/right
thing), or if i am even 
> understanding it correctly. thanks for any feedback you can give.
> 
> bug/amoeba in colorado
>