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Split audio from vco

2006-01-16 by c10h14no2i

Sorry if this is a bit off toppic... Ive signed up on the more general
modular discussion boards, but am awaiting activation. Maybe there is
a cgs module that does what I need.

Im thinking about getting the paia spring reverb. It outputs only the
reverb and not the original audio. I need to run the original audio
plus the reverb to a mixer to get the effect I want.
How do I take the output from the VCO and split it into two signals?
Do I just use a Y cable, or do I need something more?

Thanks

Re: Split audio from vco

2006-01-16 by sasami@hotkey.net.au

Yes, a Y cable would work, or with synths, a multiple jack would work.
Essentially it does the same thing.

Run the VCO to a multiple, then from the multiple go to the reverb, and to
the mixer.

I do this sort of thing all the time on my own synth. Reverb after the VCO
but before the VCF/VCA gives some interesting effects.

Ken

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>Sorry if this is a bit off toppic... Ive signed up on the more general
>modular discussion boards, but am awaiting activation. Maybe there is
>a cgs module that does what I need.
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>Im thinking about getting the paia spring reverb. It outputs only the
>reverb and not the original audio. I need to run the original audio
>plus the reverb to a mixer to get the effect I want.
>How do I take the output from the VCO and split it into two signals?
>Do I just use a Y cable, or do I need something more?
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Split audio from vco

Split audio from vco

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