great! it's always a treat when it's that easy with old gear!
z
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On Friday, December 6, 2013 5:08 AM, Robert Stewart <bob@blzproductions.com> wrote:
OK. Issue sorted.
The fault was down to dirt in the VCO-2 bend switch. Once cleaned
and the bender recalibrated the problem has gone.
Bit of a weird one to be sure.
On 05/12/2013 17:24, Nick Zampiello wrote:
>does it change once the synth warms up? i find that it takes a half hour or so for my JP6 to get stable.
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>or maybe its one of the modulation sources on the left still detuning the VCO2 even though it's center point is accurate?
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>otherwise have you tried turning the VCO 2 and main pitch control fully clockwise and counter clockwise a few times? then put them back to center and hit tune.
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>On Thursday, December 5, 2013 10:47 AM, "bob@..." <bob@...> wrote:
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>Hi
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>Just wondering if anyone else has
had this issue, and if so, if they
have any insight into how to cure
it.
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>With the Tune knob set in its' mid
position I have quite a detune on
all voices. If I move the knob into
a 2 o'clock position I'm roughly in
unison.
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>I've calibrated the synth but the
issue persists.
>If I measure the voltage on the pot
it's as it should be ie. 2.5V at 12
o'clock,
>Looking at the output of the
multiplexer I can see that the level
is consistent with the other
controls.
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>Any constructive input most
appreciated.
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Re: [Roland_Jupiters] VCO2 Offset issue on a JP 6
2013-12-06 by Nick Zampiello
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