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On 6/25/70 8:22 PM, "denis goekdag" <q-art@gmx.net> wrote:

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> Dieter,
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> i see your point, but in this particular case a common attenuator,
> voltage controlled if possible, acting on all outputs simultaneously
> would be great; there are a lot of possible applications i can imagine
> where one would want to have identical modulation intensities at all
> destinations, just phase-shifted in relation to each other. making all
> those modulation amounts voltage controlled at the destinations by
> inserting VCA's would be a LOT of work in comparison to just modulating
> overall output level on the source.
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> just my 2 cents ;-)
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> denis
> Am 11.12.2006 um 10:31 schrieb <hardware@doepfer.de
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>>>> > > > A-143-9 Voltage Controlled Quadrature LFO: www.doepfer.de/a1439.htm
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>>> >  > This module looks quite nice to me, but IMHO, one ore more built-in
>>> >  > (passive) attentuator(s) would make it even more versatile.
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>>> >  > Either a single attn. for all four outputs simultaneously or four
>>> >  > attns, one for each output.
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>>> >  > It might add some extra width to the module, but the added benefit
>>> >  > seems worth it to me.
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>>> >  > Best regards,
>>> >  > Joost
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>> >  The basic concept of the A-100 is that the attenuators are located at
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>> >  inputs. Only modules that may be used normally as the last module in
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>> >  audio chain (e.g. mixers, VCAs) are equipped with attenuators at the
>> >  outputs.
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>> >  Best wishes
>> >  Dieter Doepfer
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