--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "nicholas_kent"
<nicholas_kent@y...> wrote:
There are five responses available using two tap frequencies that
are jointly affected by both the frequency pot/voltage (respond in
same direction) and bandwidth pot/voltage (respond in opposite
directions). The high and low edges of this "variable bandwidth"
output each have their own fixed bandwidth outputs, as well as
respective high and low pass outputs. These outputs can then be
mixed/inverted/cross-faded externally in any combination.
I will remind everyone that Blake still has a panel for sale that
features this superb filter.
Chris
<nicholas_kent@y...> wrote:
> Just curious. Does it actually change topology or are signalstapped at different points and
> crossfaded?Nick,
There are five responses available using two tap frequencies that
are jointly affected by both the frequency pot/voltage (respond in
same direction) and bandwidth pot/voltage (respond in opposite
directions). The high and low edges of this "variable bandwidth"
output each have their own fixed bandwidth outputs, as well as
respective high and low pass outputs. These outputs can then be
mixed/inverted/cross-faded externally in any combination.
I will remind everyone that Blake still has a panel for sale that
features this superb filter.
Chris