I have a reverb with CV control of Mix and it really is less useful than you would think. What I prefer is to have voltage control over the "send" level. I achieve this by placing a VCA before the reverb and a mixer after, but I think Doepfer makes a module specificly for this (FX/Crossfade, or something like that). The difference is that when you turn the mix from wet to dry, you are lowering the volume of the reverb tail. If you instead control the level going IN to the reverb, then you hear the entire tail. Try doing this on a mixer with send and returns. First manually adjust the return with the send up, then try adjusting the send with the return up. Which do you prefer?
Nick
On Saturday, January 17, 2015,
a11@live.nl [Doepfer_a100] <
Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I'm very exited about A-110-4 QVCO and also (less) about the new VC LFO.
I like the FM sound a lot and with those QVCO's it would be top FM-ing.
Now my new wish is a Voltage Controlled Reverb, including vc of the mix-parameter.
It does not have to be so extended as the Erbeverb, which is too expensive.
There are other ones on the market now, but I want a Doepfer one.