1) Volts/octave response, although not temp. comp'd No need in this filter!!
2) No comment.
3) Yes, VC waveshape and VC frequency. Should go up to ~5Khz. Not TC'd.
Paul S.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Bradley <
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To:
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Date: Thursday, March 04, 1999 10:48 AM
Subject: [motm] Re: MOTM State of the Union
>From: "Dave Bradley" <daveb@...>
>
>A couple of module feature questions below...
>
>> The MS-20 filter. This will be ready in early April. Switchable HP/LP, 2U
>> panel. Distorts, rings, and clips like the original.
>
>Is this a 1V/oct design or volts/hz like the original?
>
>>
>> The PS3100 triple BP filter: mid-April. Need to buy some Vactrols and
test
>> them (a Vactrol is a resistor whose resistance
>> varies by current through a LED shining on a photocell. Used alot in
>> compressors). The actual design is being done
>> by a MOTM "associate" in Europe.
>
>Haible Jurgen?
>
>> The VC LFO: this is a 1U wide, simple LFO. Now, before everyone starts
>> bitching about sync, NO it doesn't have it. Why?
>> Because I think the Kenton Pro 2000 does a much better job with it's 2
>> sync'able LFOs. The VCO has sync, so you can
>> be covered that way. So, to make up for lack of sync, it DOES have 6
>> different waveforms including VC waveshape and
>> a "free" built-in S&H circuit. So there!
>
>VC frequency, also? What is the approximate frequency range?
>
>
>Dave Bradley
>Principal Software Engineer
>Engineering Animation, Inc.
>daveb@...
>
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