Doepfer

Hello Rob, 

I've used the sequential switch to perform this function and it works 
well. However, be aware: it is a hard switching function from one input 
to the next as opposed to a "morph". To me a "morph" implies a more 
gradual change over time from one state to another. In the synth world 
this is often achieved (or simulated??) via a crossfading effect. You 
can do this by running your audio sources into a couple of vcas and the 
vcas into a mixer (then modulating the vcas eg: with envelopes that 
start and finish at different times). Or, you could use the 
panner/crossfader module (there's an existing one plus Doepfer have a 
dual xfader on the list of modules in development). Or, there is also 
the 4 channel voltage controlled mixer and morphing modules. These 
options would achieve effects closer to the Plan B "VC waveform" (which 
is actually a crossfade effect anyway). 

Regards, 
Adam 

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "rob_d_rob_d" <rob@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> Thanks for the replies.
> Seems like the A-151 is what I am looking for.
> I liked the morph feature on the Plan B Model 15 VCO but I am not so 
keen on the tuning 
> inconsistancies that exist on that unit.
> A-151 seems to do everything I need plus it can be minimised to 2 or 
3 I/O's in addition to 
> the default 4.
> Thanks again and now back to the digi stuff,
> Rob
>