Analogue systems

Rob speaks the truth here - the two row rack is much smarter, as you're
going to wish you had done it very soon after getting the single.

An option to the separate LFO and S+H would be the RS380, which gives you an
LFO, noise, Sample and Hold and VCA in one unit.  This module is very
functional and a great value.

> Hi Chris,
> First thing I'd recommend is getting an RS15 housing unit as this
> is 
> more cost effective than the RS10 case.This gives you loads of room
> to expand. 
> I'd recommend something along the lines of the classic minimoog
> setup 
> to start with then you can expand to all the more funky modules.
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> For example like this:
> 3x RS95 VCO's 
> 1x RS80 voltage controlled LFO
> 1x RS160 or RS165 mixer
> 1x RS110 Multi mode filter
> 1x RS180 VCA with log and lin control inputs
> 2x RS60 VC ADSR with auto repeat
> 1x RS 70 Pre-amp, inverter, slew module (optional if you need to
> process external stuff)
> 1x RS40 Noise, sample + hold, & clock module
> 1x RS170 Dual 5 way multiples
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> your right you can run the VCA's output direct to your mixing
> desk, 
> then the mixer is free for example for mixing the VCO's + Noise
> together or any other use your would like to try.
> 
> hope this helps
> 
> Regards
> 
> Rob J
> 
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> --- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, "visualizeedassanta"
> <visualizeedassanta@y...> wrote:
>> hello, although i have keyboard experence, i am new to the use of
>> modular synths. i am looking to purcahse an analogue systems french
>> connection within the next six months. i have been told that i will
>> need a VCA, a VCO, an envelope generator, and a houseing unit for
>> these modules, in addition to the controler itself. if this is the
>> case, what other modules would be recomended, if any. also i am
>> curious, i can run the vca into an amplifier or mixer, correct?
>> thanks,
>> 
>> chris
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