Indeed, the VCO>VCA>VCF chain works without any problems as long as you don´t crank up the resonance too much. I was working for a long time with this chain when my system was very small and I didn´t have a mixer module. The 2VCOs were patched to AudioIn 1 & 2 of the VCA and then sent to the filter. best, P. ethanzer0 wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander > <Florian.Anwander@c...> wrote: > > > > Why do you put the VCF after > > the VCA instead of the usual > > VCO>VCF>VCA? > > > > The usual according to whom? :^) > Modular synthesis is, in part, > about experimentation, no? > > Seriously, though I like the way > it sounds. I like using the filter > to modify the timbre after the > envelope is applied. This approach > is critical if you set the Q high. If > the filter is approaching oscillation > you want that ringing sound to carry > after the envelope. To do that, you have > to place the VCF after the VCA. It > doesn't make much sense in a dry patch, > however, when using tons of reverb or > delay, the difference can be experienced > in ambient effects. >
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: VCF after VCA, was: Audio Samples
2003-03-05 by Paul Schulz
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