hello,
and not only that!
this module contains more than one vca's for complex
sound morphing between an external sound source(that
could be your "standard" filter input also, if
needed...) and a complex onboard dynamic vco waveform.
and, this vco also modulates the filter frequency in a
Linear manner! that means that all these submodules
should be in the same module, in order for this vco to
really function as it is intended to.
but, that does not mean that you cannot use the vco
separately(via the vco outputs) and the filter/vca
separately(via the second waveform audio input and the
final audio output).
best regards,
bakis.
--- Bryan E Cornell <bcor@loc.gov> wrote:
> Having messed around with a Zeroscillator for awhile
> now, I'd have to say its pretty cool to have the vca
> right in the oscillator.
>
> Bryan
>
> >>> pierrezee@hotmail.com 09/07/06 3:19 PM >>>
> > http://www.doepfer.de/A1112.htm
>
> Very cool, but I'd be more interested in a module
> that featured just
> the left hand side of the a1112 (and the outputs, of
> course). The
> morph, vcf and vca parts don't seem to be intrinsic
> to the sound
> generated and can be supplied by existing modules.
> The a1113, perhaps?
>
>
>
>
>
>
Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds
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