MOTM

Hoping to get some suggestions:
Using the 700 for switching between cv's is great and is something that I
can easily do nicely.  However, switching between audio (say, between 2
300's) is something that I haven't been able to master, as of yet (yes, I
use the 'audio' switches on the 700). The main problem I encounter is an
audible 'click' when the switch occurs.

Any suggestions?  Maybe not running the 300's directly into the 700 but,
say, after filtering with an envelope that is set for a shorter duration
than the 'switching time' on the 700?

Thanks, Jeff

Hmmm. I don't have this problem. I've used the 700 to switch between 
different waveforms on the VCO, at audio speeds, and haven't had this 
problem.

Couldn't be something simple, like your switch is wired upside down, 
and you are really in DC mode?

Moe

>>>>>> 
Hoping to get some suggestions:
Using the 700 for switching between cv's is great and is something 
that I can easily do nicely.  However, switching between audio (say, 
between 2 300's) is something that I haven't been able to master, as 
of yet (yes, I use the 'audio' switches on the 700). The main problem 
I encounter is an audible 'click' when the switch occurs.
<<<<<

> 
> Couldn't be something simple, like your switch is wired upside down, 
> and you are really in DC mode?
> 
Possibly, as this is one of the first motm kits I assembled.  I thought I
had made sure these were correct, but it doesn't hurt to check 5 or more 
times (the original 4 times when I assembled it - I'm somewhat anal about
checking assemblies).
Thanks, Jeff

Jeff,

What happens when you put your switch in the other position - is 
there still a clicking?

Moe

> Couldn't be something simple, like your switch is wired upside 
down, 
> and you are really in DC mode?
> 
Possibly, as this is one of the first motm kits I assembled.  I 
thought I
had made sure these were correct, but it doesn't hurt to check 5 or 
more 
times (the original 4 times when I assembled it - I'm somewhat anal 
about
checking assemblies).
Thanks, Jeff

I have a little click in both of mine too.
Larry H

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Jeffrey Pontius <jpont@...>
To: <mate_stubb@...>
Cc: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] RE: using the 700 for audio


> 
> Couldn't be something simple, like your switch is wired upside down, 
> and you are really in DC mode?
> 
Possibly, as this is one of the first motm kits I assembled.  I thought I
had made sure these were correct, but it doesn't hurt to check 5 or more 
times (the original 4 times when I assembled it - I'm somewhat anal about
checking assemblies).
Thanks, Jeff



 

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