VCO pcb worries

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Hello folks,

I'm wondering if it might help to isolate the supply legs of the various 
circuit sections (each VCO) by connecting their power through a low-value 
resistor (10 to 100 ohms) in this manner:

                     small res.
Power Supply leg >-+--/\/\/\/---+----> to VCO #1
                   |            |
                   |           === 
                   |           === decoupling cap
                   |            |
                   |          -----
                   |           ---
                   |            -
                   | small res.
                   +--/\/\/\/---+----> to VCO #2
                   |            |
                   |           === 
                   |           === decoupling cap
                   |            |
                   |          -----
                   |           ---
                  etc.          -

I've seen this used to good effect for decoupling noisy or spike-prone 
circuits such as LFO's and digital noise generators.  I honestly don't know 
how well it would work on such a subtle thing as oscillators soft-syncing to 
each other via tiny currents, nor do I know what value the R/C network would 
need to be to effectively decouple - but it might be worth a try.

Michael Bacich