You need a mixer module and a fixed voltage (e.g. any active output of a step sequenser). The A-138c mixer module has a fixed voltage on input 1 if no patch chord is inserted. What you do is simply scale down the fixed voltage and then insert that into the CV2 input of the A-110. The CV2 pot is now your fine control. Best Dirk. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "redsawcloud" <redsawcloud@...> wrote: > > I'm trying to tune my A-110s to very precise frequencies and I'm assuming I'd need some > (probably digital?) device to be able to get one at say 587 Hz and the other at 845Hz. What > devices do people use to get exact tunings with analog oscillators? > > I'm sure there is something very simple that performs this function, I just don't know what > it's called or where to find it? > > someone help? > > Thankyou hugely for your time. >
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Re: Getting very precise Hz?
2006-11-19 by vliesgaard
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