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a Question :

i want use the DE to mangling external audio, how i can set the JP6 jumper in order to have only the external audio ?

and more i can feed in the external audio input a guitar ?

thanks in advance
diego

> i want use the DE to mangling external audio, how i can set the
> JP6 jumper in order to have only the external audio ?
>
> and more i can feed in the external audio input a guitar ?
>
> thanks in advance
> diego

The function of the jumper JP6 is described in the document
"Dark_Energy_technical_information.pdf" on our website. If you turn off the
Dark Energy VCO (PW = 0, waveform switch = center) only the external audio
signal is heard.

For the external audio signal line level is required (typ. 1Vss).
Consequently you need an external preamplifier for guitar or microphone
signals.

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

> If you turn off the
> Dark Energy VCO (PW = 0, waveform switch = center) 
> only the external audio signal is heard.

I never really get rid of DE:s own oscillators, It's not much, but the sound is there, and depending on how you adjust filters and stuff it can disturb. Is it just me having a bad specimen? 

/Fredrik

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Fredrik" <fredrik.stolpe@...> wrote:
>
> > If you turn off the
> > Dark Energy VCO (PW = 0, waveform switch = center) 
> > only the external audio signal is heard.
> 
> I never really get rid of DE:s own oscillators, It's not much, but the sound is there, and depending on how you adjust filters and stuff it can disturb. Is it just me having a bad specimen? 
> 
> /Fredrik


maybe you have turned up the lfm knob in the filter section?
in that case the vco is modulating the filter, even when
the vco is switched off.

best wishes

ingo

> > I never really get rid of DE:s own oscillators, It's not much, but the sound is there, and depending on how you adjust filters and stuff it can disturb. Is it just me having a bad specimen? 
> > 
> maybe you have turned up the lfm knob in the filter section?
> in that case the vco is modulating the filter, even when
> the vco is switched off.

I have tried all possible settings, can't get rid of it, it's low in the background, but it is there. But my audio input source is quite low as well. maybe if I amplify my source first it will be unnoticable.

Cheers
F