Florian, Ingo Yes, I realize that a post-VCF, audio VCA (not for res. control) is an unexciting feature for advanced modular users. I just liked this feature on the A-107/9 for making a simple, basic synth setup that saves me one patchcord. Now thinking further, it might not be very appropiate for the A-106, as many users will want to use two of these modules in a HP/LP series, like on the original MS20. With a hardwired audio-VCA, this would mean a waste of functionality Hmmm... maybe I should think longer before I post .... Regards Joost --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander <Florian.Anwander@c...> wrote: > Hi Jonathan, > > > I was actually thinking about a post-VCF VCA, like in the A- 107,109 > > what do you think ? > I never understood, what such a VCA should be good for. I really rarely > set the VCA direct behind the VCF. For such usage I have non modular > synths. > And by the was: Be aware, there is a big difference between a VCF and a > VCA and a combined VCA/F-function like in the Moog polycom chip! > > Florian
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Re: A-106 VC resonance & AD/DA modules
2004-08-31 by levka0
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