You also could use a stooged Oakley Multimix summing up all the CVs
and feed the resulting CV into the VCA.
That made it even more versatile since you could invert the CVs.
Michael. (who thinks that MOTM VCAs are dead quiet ;-)
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "john mahoney" <jmahoney@g...> wrote:
> > You could use 2 VCAs in series - the first with an
> > envelope generator attached to it's CV in and the
> > second with a CV velocity signal going into its CV in ...
>
> My understanding is that you'll get less noise by using the
EG-driven VCA last. When the envelope is "off" its VCA will cut off
∗all∗ the sound, including that of the velocity VCA. But maybe the
MOTM VCA is quiet enough that it doesn't matter.
> --
> john