> With the current mod, I set my cutoff knob to the middle, and adjust the
digital cutoff to where the sound is
> right for default playing - this gives a default sound, with the
ability to > tweak (but only to
> a set degree) above and below the cutoff frequency. But with
> the slayer,
> from what I understand of it, the digital settings now give
> you control over
> range - ie. how extreme your cutoff tweaks can be. So does
> that mean the
> "middle" knob setting results in the same initial cutoff
> frequency for each
> patch, no matter what the digital is set to??
> Seems to me that it gives more freedom in the level of
> tweaking you can do,
> but you sacrifice the ability to save what your patches will
> sound like by
> default?
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the digital setting adjusts both the top and bottom of what the knob does.
you can set the knob in the middle, and still let the patch determine
about where it's set, but you will lose some of the convenience of the
presets.
if this is a concern, i'd say wire up the mod, but include a switch, so
the cutoff knob can be taken out of the picture, if desired.
(i think it can be made to work with a DPDT switch)
for the res knob, just turn the knob all the way up, and the digital
setting will work like always (only have a smaller usable range, unless
yer looking to break stuff).
instead of having a 'normal' range of 0-15, you might have 0-12.
of course, if the knob is set to (about) 3:00, you should get the full
0-15 out of it.
...atom
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