hello peter, the bleedthrough in vca-mode is not too loud. i'll try to measure it when i'm on holidays next week. on the a101/2 you cannot hear the bleeding in the other two modes because the module has a very low minimum cutoff frequency. so all the audible frequencies are fully attenuated when the frequency/amplitude knob is fully counterclockwise. at least this is what i've observed so far. by end of this week i'll get another a101/2 and then i'll do some more investigations. yes, the lpg with resonance must be close to a borg in lowpass mode. i really like the sound of the lpg. this makes me looking forward to wiards reissue of the borg filter. i hope that it will come out soon, i already have reserved some rackspace for it ;-) best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" <peter@b...> wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" > <synaptic_music@y...> wrote: > > in vca mode there is always a bit of a signal feedthrough, > which is not noticable in the other two modes. > afaik this is because of the characteristics of the > vactrols and a known side-effect. no problem imho, > it's the sound that counts. now i understand why the > buchla lowpass gate has such a good reputation. > i need to buy another one soon. > > Interestingly enough, while the 291 lowpass gate does have bleed, it does > only in the other two modes, not the VCA mode. Regardless, Self speaks the > truth here. It's a quality of vatrols, the photo resistor being the cuplrit - they > don't close down all the way, never will. > > I would be interested to know the amount of bleed though. The 291 is fine > when used with Buchla signal levels (basically they are line outputs), but with > Deopfer/Blacet/everybody else's in the six volt range, there's about 3mv. I've > been able to get this down to about a 1/4 of mv by throughing in a bit of > feedback in internally. It does effect the amount of ringing (which you want in > a LGP), but you can easily pre-select your vactrols so that's not a problem. > > Diet: with your res pot, you've got something close a lowpass Borg filter. > > - Peter
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Re: some notes about the new doepfer stuff
2004-09-21 by selfoscillate
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