Analogue systems

hello dan,
first: for a lfo fade in, you just need to pass the
lfo signal thru a vca controlled by an adsr. the
attack time is controlling the lfo fade in. with the
rs340 gate delay, you can t delay the triiger/gate
that triigers the envelope which controls the lfo's
vca, so, then, you can have lfo delay and fade in.

second: for pitched noise effect, you just pass a
noise source thru a filter close to self oscillation,
and the keyboard cv controls the filter cut-off
frequency.
best regards,
bakis.





--- Dan Levey <Leftbrain@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> There's two things I want to do, one probably easier
> than the other:
> 
> First, I want to delay the amount of time from when
> a key is pressed, 
> the LFO is presented to it's destinations.  The only
> module seeming to 
> sound like it would do that is the "rs340 Gate Delay
> and Trigger" but I 
> want to be sure if that would do that before
> acquiring it.  
> 
> Another thing I want to do is have noise pitch
> change like an 
> oscillator.  The RS-40 has no noise modifier.  I
> know it was intended 
> to leave noise out of the oscillator waveforms but
> it would be far more 
> versatile if it was (for ambient, thunder, etc). 
> Are there any 
> solutions for this?
> 
> Thanks,
> Dan
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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