Well, thanks for your answer Ken... I think my problem is somewhere else, but can't see where.
If i use my sequencer on the vc fm, i can modulate the vco.
If i apply the same cv output to the cv in, my vco doesn"t respond. If i apply the cv output to the 1v/o in, nothing. If i apply 1v to the 1v/o input, nothing..
I've got 0v on ic1 pin 7, when i've got my tune and freq pot in center position, but if i try to move them, they don't modulate a lot ( maybe from 11 to 1 oclock).
thanks for any help. I gonna check all the ics voltages and send it there, maybe it'll help !
If i use my sequencer on the vc fm, i can modulate the vco.
If i apply the same cv output to the cv in, my vco doesn"t respond. If i apply the cv output to the 1v/o in, nothing. If i apply 1v to the 1v/o input, nothing..
I've got 0v on ic1 pin 7, when i've got my tune and freq pot in center position, but if i try to move them, they don't modulate a lot ( maybe from 11 to 1 oclock).
thanks for any help. I gonna check all the ics voltages and send it there, maybe it'll help !
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, <sasami@...> wrote:
If the span trimmer is not right, the VCO may be too sensitive to CV and to
the tuning pot.
Ken
>Hi Everybody ! That's my first post here, as after building several
modules, i think i've got some problems to fix on my cgs48. I've
used a 2N3904 matched pair instead of the LM394. I think that my vco is
working, but i can't really use the initial freq pot. It must be always
in its center position if i want to hear the vco. Is it normal ? I only can
tune the vco using the fine pot... In a post here, i've seen i could
change the 1m resitor to a 2,2m one, and i did this change, but it just
affect the fine tune pot, no the intial one. What should i check ? thanks
for any help ! jean
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