The funny thing is, I just tried my A114 Ring Modulator for doubling frequency, and it's working just fine. I have the sine wave output from an A110 split with an A118 multiple and patched to both of the A114's inputs. I wonder what's the deal with yours? Joe ---- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "jmaddocks1975" <jmaddocks1975@y...> wrote: > Not sure if I understand but are you trying to have 2 waveforms from > 1 VCO but one an octave higher? > If so just use a a-115 (audio divider), or a a-163 (frequency > divider). > > JOhn M > > > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "mdimmm@h..." <mdimmm@h...> wrote: > > I've been trying to use my A-114 to double the frequency of a > waveform (as > > suggested by some articles about modular synthesis), but couldn't > get it to > > work. > > (After all, a ring modulator gives the sum and the difference of > its inputs, > > so having the same signal at both inputs would give only the sum, > the same > > waveform one octave higher, yes?) > > It seems that the sound doesn't change much at all if I send the > same sine > > wave trough both its inputs. > > > > > > Does anyone know why this doesn't work? Does it work on other > synths? > > > > Desperately trying to get something in the range of 15000-18000 Hz > out my > > A-110... > > > > Thanks! > > > > Mdimm
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Re: Using a Ring Modulator to extend the range of Osc
2002-08-18 by buechlerjoe
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