Paul,
You're approach got me thinking (uh oh). If "both" sides are controlled independently,
then you'd have more control over how the panning occurs. Sometimes, you might not
want a competely "summed" pan - you may want one side or the other to be higher or
lower than it might otherwise be if both sides always summed to 100%. That could be
used for some more natrual or interesting sounding pans, no?
-Greg
hello all,
this got me thinking, so i multed a signal into two VCAs (motm 110) then
used a CGS37 CV Cluster to create the two control voltages, initially i used
an LFO to create the clock pulse and divided this down using an MOTM120R.
Sub 1 output went to the CV cluster voltage input, while Sub 2 output went
to the Modulator input. Alternatively the LFO outputs from an OMS410 we fed
into the CV Cluster
food for thought...
cheers
paul
sheffield
uk