Cgs synth

I replaced the Shorting Rotary with a Non-Shorting and I still get the
same thing....

Anyone have any ideas??

--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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> Yes, use a non-shorting rotary. As its, you are causing a connection
between
> a high and a low at the point of chaninging, and anything could
happen. As a
> rule, always use break before make switches.
>
> Ken
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> >Last night I finished the Burst Generator, everything seems to work
> >fine except sometimes when I am switching pulses my Burst Gen will
> >automatically set off a series of pulses, this seems to only happen
> >once if the pulse rotary is switched after the manual trigger or trig
> >jack have been applied.
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> >Anyone have any ideas, the one thing I was unsure of is I used a
> >Shorting Rotary, should I be using a Non-Shorting rotary, could that
> >be the problem...
> >
> >Thanks
> >Chris
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