Doepfer

When you say 'variable leve' do you mean 'different volume than just the
standard 5vp-p'?  I'm not sure if that meshes with 'frequency of the
waveform could be influenced on the output'?

Run 'em into a mixer and attenuate them.  You can never have enough mixers!
:-)

It would be very simple however to make an 'Osc Aid' like the one on the
synthesizer.com modular that basically taps into each output and supplies a
voltage divider pot and additional output for each, sending a portion of the
signal to ground, thus attenuating (variable leveling) each individual
output.  Ever do any DIY?  That's an easy one.  
KRIS

> -----Original Message-----
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm no technician. But I was wondering. What do you think of 
> a new VCO with variable level waveform outputs, like you had 
> on the moog 901 VCO.
> I got this I idea when I was plugging a output from my 
> standard VCO and thought, this is always the same, always 
> fixed. Wouldn't I gain a lot more possibilities if the 
> frequency of the waveform could be influenced on the output. 
> Moog called it variable level. Of course it would be nice if 
> you had a knob to accompany it, so you could control that 
> variable level. 
> And another idea. A switch between octave and semitones on it 
> as well! Moog had this on 921a Oscillator driver.
> I'm curious about your comments.
> 
> roel.


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