> section in the Borg is exponential and the Buchla lopass gate is linear. > I don't really understand. I thought that the exponential behavior came > from the Vactrol itself. Is that why the Buchla has that Zener? So there > is a break point in a linear curve? Hi Mark, This is what I have been dealing with in the Woggle Bug (same Vactrol control circuit). The Zener does produce a breakpoint so there is a two section curve. The problem was that the original circuit did not work well with Joysticks. Since the Joy Rider was one of the goals, I went with a traditional expo converter for the Borg which gives a very nice feel when controlled by a joystick. In the original circuit, all the action was bunched up at the top end. Also, I don't want to reissue the Buchla circuits. So you can say the Borg sounds more like a Buchla than anything else available, but is still unique - not a copy.
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Re: Buchla VS. Wiard
2001-10-11 by grantrichter2001@yahoo.com
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