> would it then not make a lot of sense to have a vca with a linear cv > input without attenuation for the envelope, and an exponential one (or > 2?) with attenuation for lfo/kbd-tracking/am ? For this appliaction usually two daisy chained VCAs are used: one with linear and one with logarithmic response. This works as a multiplication of both the linear and logarithmic amplification (i.e. if one of both is zero the output is zero too). > or even put a switch linear/exp next to each input ? This feature will be available at the planned dual VCA (module number will be probably A-132-3) > stu > > p.s. what's the difference between exponential and logarithmic That's mathematics. The exponential function is the reverse function of the logarithm (like multiplication <-> division, or addition <-> subtraction). Sometimes the terms are used as a synonym but that's wrong (even by me). More details in your mathematics book. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: altering envelope curves
2007-10-17 by hardware@doepfer.de
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