--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander <Florian.Anwander@...> wrote: > > Hi Stu > > > 1. a vc offset is also a dc offset. so that any audio signal that distorts will distort > > assymetrically. > No, usually all audio related modules are ac coupled. The dc offset, okay, that shoots down half of my uses :( > whic you added carefully, will be removed by the first capacitor in the > signal path. Sorry to spoil that game. boo > > > 3. already mentioned: i'd like to have vco's play in thirds. a 138 would do it, but it's > > slightly overkill, oder ? (dieter, is there a hack to increase the range of the tune knob on > > the standard vco ?) > Yes. It was described a dozen times sorry, it was just an aside. >here in the forum. Check > http://www.doepfer.de/a110_tec.htm > reduce R5 (e.g. to 470k) > > > and there must be a dozen other things that i'm forgetting or that other users need that i > > don't. > I know what you mean, (and I do it often), but I do it simply with a mixer. > > > it appears i'm dancing around under the radar here, which implies that silas is quite right > > that there's not enough interest. i'm just puzzled that nobody else sees any sense in it. > No dancing under the radar. Looks like simply everybody carries an > umbrella, but you mismatch umbrellas with radars ;-) under the radar, thru the umbrella, over my head :) > Use a mixer, like every one does. i feel sorely provoked by that one :), but we'll let it go, otherwise this thread will never die. thnaks for the dc coupled tip ! stu
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Re: adding cv offset
2007-06-19 by Stu Grimshaw
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