PLAN B analog blog

TIM!

Good the hear from you, buddy!  Don't be a stranger, your comments are
always welcomed here.

- P



--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Tim J <bob_aloha@...> wrote:
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> Thats pretty damn cool.  If its at a reasonable price (like all
PlanB stuff) count me in for a couple.  
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> And...I want a model 16!!!!
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> Tim
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> To: PLAN_B_analog_blog@...: peter@...: Tue, 8 Apr 2008 14:59:05
+0000Subject: [PLAN_B_analog_blog] Plan B ELF LFO
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> Because it's coming up and you'll all see a picture of it soon, I
willgive some details of our LFO which address questions which have
arisenon this list over the last couple of days:1) It's an ELF module
(only 4hp wide)2) It will have multiple waveform outputs3) It will
have reset4) It will have VC freq5) It will track 1v/oct6) It's range
is huge - from 1 cycle every 30 seconds upwards to 10K with no range
switch, so it can be considered more of a utility VCO.7) It's all
analog (not microC based) 8) It will not have PWMThe decision to go
ELF I think was an obvious. Eurorack format hasit's share of LFOs.
Making one only 4hp wide puts it in a unique market niche: an LFO
function with limited real estate penalty. Imagine have 3 fully
independent LFOs in the space of a single Analogue Systems RS80. Now
we're talkin'...Of course there are some concessions one must make
based on thelimited real estate of 4hp. I felt VC freq and reset was
essential. PWM would be cool, but unfortunately there's no room for
it.That's it for now.- P 
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