Analogue systems

The module you are speaking of would (attenuator) be extremely 
easy to retrofit into one of Bob's  standard mixers.  In a mixer, 
each input goes through an attenuator, then to a summing amp.  
You could very easily run a wire from right before each input's 
summing resistor to the outside world.  Then you would have a 
summed out and a separate non-mixed, attenuated out for each 
input.

I understand that we all don't like to take drills to our faceplate 
and void our warranties, but this is an option!

I agree, Bob needs a panner.  

I would also like to see a Buchla Low Pass Gate clone (wink 
wink), a wavetable oscillator,  and a voltage processor.

Other than that, I would really like a steak.

cheers,

P






--- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, 
Rt.Hon.Beerma§ter™ <Bigsynths@a...> <Bigsynths@a...> wrote:
> --- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, Arnauld 
Michelizza <am@z...> 
> wrote:
> > 
> > I was thinking about modules missing on my RS Integrator 
and I was
> > thinking about a module with 3 or 4 attenuators. Can you tell 
me
> > what module you would like to see on it that doesn't exist yet 
? It 
> could
> > be a good way to give some improvments ideas to Bob 
Williams.
> > 
> > Arnauld
> 
> HMMM ? A lot of my wishes have turned up on the new 
sampler=delay 
> module ( can't wait to get it ! )
> 
> 1 :I would love to see an Analogue Systems equivalent of the 
Roland 
> 100m module 131 output mixer
> 
> This is a multifunctional unit has 4 inputs with attenuation and 
pan 
> for each going to stereo pair of mini and large jacks, Mono mini 
and 
> large jacks - It also has  a master  volume, a separate 
headphone amp 
> and socket, and a Standards tuning osc with attenuation and 
octave 
> selector - Kind of vannilla but V Usefull
> 
> 2:  Quad VC-Panner
> 
> 3. Matrix mixer a'la Buchla 205
> 
> 4. VC Valve distortion ?  ( but not a metasonix clone  ! )
> 
> Thanks Father Christmas !