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Another side note: for those without the QUO but who have an SSG - the
'Smooth' section can be patched as an oscillator, and 'hold' will stop
the waveform in its tracks, just like the QUO... but with the Smooth
section you're getting a triangle, not a sinewave.

Now, how many other synthmakers offer 2 different modules that can do that?

john duval wrote:

>Oh yea... been so long since i used that approach, i
>forgot. Adds its own little dimension doesn't it.
>You'd think they would be the same but somehow it's
>just a little different. Kinda like,what flavor is
>chocolate.
>kind regards
>john duval
>--- Carbon111 <carbon111@...> wrote:
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>>>Now are the 2 sine wave outputs bipolar, or
>>>
>>>
>>unipolar? So if I'd use these f=
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>>>or vibrato,
>>>would my received pitch stay centered (increasing
>>>
>>>
>>modulation amount just ma=
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>>>kes the
>>>vibrato more intense, but does not shift the
>>>
>>>
>>perceived center pitch)?
>>
>>Black outputs = AC = Bipolar
>>Blue outputs = DC = Unipolar
>>Red outputs = Gate
>>
>>The QUO is an *excellent* choice for vibrato as it
>>does not shift the center pitch.
>>FWIW - For folks (like me) who do not have a QUO,
>>you can make one out of a VCFQ by making a feedback
>>loop from the band output into the regular
>>(non-AGC)input - you'll get perfect sines 90 degrees
>>out of phase from each other...yummy!
>>Best Regards, James
>>--
>>http://www.carbon111.com
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