Korg Mono/Poly

i did an interesting thing while trying to heterodyne my mono/poly. i
normally use a stereo out from my computers headphone jack that splits
into two cords. i plug the left one into vco fm in, and the right one
into vcf fcm in. then i use waveform generators on my computer (panned
left and right respectively) to control these inputs. but this time i
accidently plugged them in one space to the right each. so the left
was going into vcf fcm in, and the right was going into the PORTA
jack. i didnt realize this for a while. would an audio signal have
affected anything when plugged into that input? (the signal was a
rising sawtooth at 27.5 hz and 24.8 db if that helps)

The Porta's just a switch input, right? I think so. You should be fine. 
If your portamento still works, then you're OK :)

Cheers,
Scott Deyo
The Bridechamber
contact@bridechamber.com
www.bridechamber.com

On Jan 16, 2007, at 6:47 PM, MATT wrote:

> i did an interesting thing while trying to heterodyne my mono/poly. i
>  normally use a stereo out from my computers headphone jack that splits
>  into two cords. i plug the left one into vco fm in, and the right one
>  into vcf fcm in. then i use waveform generators on my computer (panned
>  left and right respectively) to control these inputs. but this time i
>  accidently plugged them in one space to the right each. so the left
>  was going into vcf fcm in, and the right was going into the PORTA
>  jack. i didnt realize this for a while. would an audio signal have
>  affected anything when plugged into that input? (the signal was a
>  rising sawtooth at 27.5 hz and 24.8 db if that helps)
>
>  
>