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Mike -

I send 10v to the EG1 when I want to use it in LFO mode.

I will mult it to my two filters CV-in so I can keep them parallel with
one control.

Or mult them into a Blacet EG1 so that one knob can control the speed of
both the decay & the release.

Use it to enter values into a PSIM :)

I've also used 10v out to power my old DOD phaser!


I would assume they're easy to make.

Andrew
>>> mmarsh@websense.com 02/23/04 12:24 PM >>>
Just curious, Andrew: how do you use these?  I know Tony at Oakley is 
doing one of these (the Control-X).  Do you use it purely to offset 
envelopes and the like?

Mike

--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Scheidler" 
<xpandrew@p...> wrote:
> A module that could be an add-on, but wouldn't have to be would be a
> simple variable voltage source.
> 
> Something like four pots with output jacks that range from 0-10 
volts,
> maybe have one switchable to -5/+5.  Maybe a button and jack for a 
gate
> output.
> 
> I don't know how the add-ons will fit in, so maybe there's better 
ways. 
> A batch of knobs of some sort would be real handy, so as to alter
> parameters in real time, like envelope attack, decay, etc.
> 
> I use the +10 and -10 volt outputs on my 2600 all the time, and 
that's a
> bit of a hassle since they run thru the inverters by default...
> 
> Andrew the rabid dog
> 





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