Cgs synth

What you have done sounds correct.
First discconnect the wire from RSS and see if you still have problems.
Yes - you've disturbed something else. perhaps investigate the input stage.
Did you swap the LM342 for a TL074?
No - you are picking up nise through your wires. Try adding a capcitor
between RSS and 0V. Start with 1n (1000pf). if that isn't good enough, try
10n (0.01uF),

Ken

>Yes, it worked perfectly, plus I added eight pots normalized to the
>inputs. Works perfectly as an eight-step sequencer too. I've wired the
>10-step rotary:
>1> NC
>2-9> 1-8 gate outputs
>10> NC
>Common> RSS
>That's how I understand it from the description... maybe I'm
>misunderstanding somewhere.
>Thanks,
>Andrew
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>--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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>> first question - did it work right before you added the switch?
>>
>> ken
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>> >Anyone put a length rotary switch on a Sequential Switch? I've wired
>> >one in after Ken's description (I think) and it's acting all
>> >bewitched... skipping over positions, same length of positions no
>> >matter how the switch is wired, things like that. Anyone any hints?
>> >Thanks,
>> >Andrew.
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