Back off on the volumes of all three. The mixer is a summer - when the peaks
coincide it adds them together, the result being greater than the mixer can
handle (i.e. over 26 to 28V swing - over + or - 13 to 14 volts).
Alternately find an averaging mixer. No I don't have one.
Ken
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coincide it adds them together, the result being greater than the mixer can
handle (i.e. over 26 to 28V swing - over + or - 13 to 14 volts).
Alternately find an averaging mixer. No I don't have one.
Ken
>Hi all,_______________________________________________________________________
>
>I have a cgs04 (DC mixer), a cgs18 (drum simulator), a noise
>generator, and some VCO. When the VCO and noise generator are
>connected to the mixer it works nicely. The two sounds mix very well.
>However as soon as I connect the drum simulator the sound of the VCO
>gets heavily distorted. Why is the cgs18 causing so much distortion
>and what can I do about it?
>
>Greetings and thanks,
>
>
>
>The CGS Modular Synth home page: http://www.cgs.synth.net/
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
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