> Being an old Serge guy, I long for the Serge dual slewing module.
> Now, if Paul would make a very minor modification to the 820 Lag
> Processor we would have this. Put a comparator with big hysteresis
> on the output, so that when the output level reaches maximum (+5v)
> the comparator puts out a -6v. Now the comparator will stay at -6v
> until the output goes all the way down to -5v, at which point it
> snaps back to +6v again. So what, you say? Well, now you now have a
> pulse output. Patch that output into the lag input and now you have
> an LFO with a voltage-controllable waveshape. Functional density
> goes up to 1.5. But even better, I would like to see a micro Lag
> Processor/LFO, fitting into a 1U panel with six jacks and three
> pots.
This is a good idea, but what about this: A sparate module with all kind
of auxiliary modules, comparators, inverters, logic functions. Then you
can route the VCLAG to a comparator, but you can also connect the ADSR
this way (only guessing here). And you could use the comparator for
other functions, like keyboard split, for triggering a ADSR from an
amplified audio signal, and so on.
I would provide multiple jacks on the auxiliary module then (like, the
comparator having two input jacks in parallel), because you will
most likely use it together with another module.
JH.