Paul Schreiber wrote:
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> From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
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> I think I'll make it a MOTM thing and not a 19" rack thing to start with.
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> Every start chiming in with features/knobs/jacks.
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> It will be 12-stages mono or 2x6 stages stereo.
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> VC'd LFO
> VC'd resonance
> VC'd wet/dry mix level <<<now that's cool!!
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> Any other stuff?
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Yes, but I'm not sure what to call it. If you look at a schem of
the univibe, it uses caps for each filter stage that are multiples
of ten, rather than the same value for each stage. I think this
contributes to it's unique sound.
I had a discussion with Jeurgen some time ago about how one could
have a "spread" voltage input by simply having different resistors
for the frequency input of each stage and applying a voltage to them.
This is bypassing normal frequency input to the exponential converter.
This would give you VC pole spread. No phasor in existence has
this feature (that I'm aware of), and it would allow a whole new
pallet of non-typical phasor sounds.
Now if I could get standard phasor functionality AND univibe type
sounds from a MOTM-quality module, I would be in heaven.
Thomas "waiting for March when his stock options can be sold so he
can buy lot's o' MOTM."
Cygnus Solutions (soon to be RedHat)