James R. Coplin wrote:
Possibly I need to reword my description on my site because I've seen this
pop up twice so far.. The Plan B is full range - 5 hertz to 20 kHz - with a
single pot. It has two processed VC inputs which can take you the full
travel of that pot. It has a third VC Input, scaled at ONE VOLT/OCT can do
the same. But as far as TRACKING PERFECTLY, it's about 5 octaves.
If you sit there forever and tweek the adjustment trim pot (very easy to get
to and it's 20 turn pot) - you can improve upon that.
- Peter
>GASP! SHREAK! COUGH COUGH GAAAAAAAK!
> Except that the plan b has a very limited range. I like the Blacet VCO's a
> bunch.
Possibly I need to reword my description on my site because I've seen this
pop up twice so far.. The Plan B is full range - 5 hertz to 20 kHz - with a
single pot. It has two processed VC inputs which can take you the full
travel of that pot. It has a third VC Input, scaled at ONE VOLT/OCT can do
the same. But as far as TRACKING PERFECTLY, it's about 5 octaves.
If you sit there forever and tweek the adjustment trim pot (very easy to get
to and it's 20 turn pot) - you can improve upon that.
- Peter
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: don hassler [mailto:dlh30039@...]
>> Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2004 6:21 PM
>> To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: Re: [SergeModular] VCO's
>>
>>
>> Plan B Model 15!
>> http://www.buzzclick-music.com/model_15.html
>> Don Hassler
>> USA
>> --- lars_arnwald <lars.arnwald@...> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Back in the early 80's I had a Serge panel
>>> consisting of NTO, PCO,
>>> VCFX, DSG, plus some VCA, can't remember the model
>>> today. This was
>>> played by a Lyricon Wind Driver, I did very little
>>> tweaking and it
>>> usually produced some fluegelhorn/subdued alto sax
>>> sound. I used it
>>> entirely for live situations together with tenor
>>> sax, and clarinet in
>>> a Bay Area band named "Young, White and Gifted".
>>> Though the sound was
>>> good I was not at ease with the Lyricon, it produced
>>> lots of glitches
>>> with the finger movements. The Lyricon was lost in a
>>> burglary, and
>>> after a few years I sold the Serge panel, something
>>> I came to regret
>>> dearly later. After a couple of years Serge put
>>> together another,
>>> rather limited system with PRNV, UAP, EQ, VCFX, that
>>> I intended to
>>> process external sounds with.
>>>
>>> Having listened to recordings of my original setup
>>> with the YW&G I
>>> realize it had a very nice and warm sound although
>>> unusual. Despite
>>> the Lyricon problems it had "acoustic" qualities,
>>> and just listening
>>> to it makes it hard to distingush it from an
>>> acoustic instrument. Now
>>> in possesion of much better wind drivers I want to
>>> recreate some of
>>> that old feeling with my existing tiny system. I
>>> need oscillators
>>> (1xNTO, 1xPCO, and something like the DSG), but the
>>> times when you
>>> could get individual modules seem to be gone. Again,
>>> since I want to
>>> use this stuff on stage I neither can nor want to
>>> spend 3-4K$ on a
>>> new one.
>>>
>>> Is there somebody who can give me recommendations
>>> about other VCO's,
>>> MOTM, Doepfer, perhaps. I also have digital ones
>>> within my Clavia
>>> Nord Micro Modular, and the Yamaha PLG150-AN card.
>>> If somebody have
>>> experiences from these I would be interested to hear
>>> comparisons with
>>> analog ones.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Lars Arnwald, Stockholm, Sweden
>>> lars.arnwald@...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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