Minimoog VCF
Rene Schmitz
uzs159 at uni-bonn.de
Fri Mar 12 18:22:21 CET 1999
Hi Tom,
At 05:02 12.03.99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>hummmm......here I go again....the 3080 version doesn't do this. The
>amplitude stays fairly constant. You can play with the freq all you
>want and no real change in level is apparent. I would think this is
>they way you would want it to respond.
Hmmm, for a modular synth I'd say constant amplitude is desirable. (In case
the moog is your only VCF in that synth.) I.e. for FM-stuff or analog
drums. In getting that mini-sound I'd (now that I know more about it) say
AC coupling is the way.
I think the suggestion of Sean is the way. A filter that can be switched
from micro to mini. The 10uF cap on the resonance pot doesn't contribute
much to the effect, I checked that by increasing it's value.
>a little later that night......
>Just for fun I put it on the scope. Nope! no real change at all. Minuet
>fluctuations.
>
>-tg
>
>I attached a new drawing. This is much easier to read. Should have done
>it a long time ago but I was too busy building crap filters...
(?!?) Jeez, I wish I was as productive like you!
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