Drag out that MS-20. They are drawing $1000 + on E-bay.
I think mine might be headed that way.
Larry H
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> From: Hugo Haesaert <hugo.haesaert@...>
> To: motm@onelist.com
> Subject: RE: [motm] EG-mania
> Date: Friday, February 04, 2000 11:40 AM
>
> From: "Hugo Haesaert" <hugo.haesaert@...>
>
> Huh All ? :)
>
> I may be wrong about the MS20 (packed away in the attic), but my MS50
> sits beside me as i'm typing this :
>
> EG1 has dual + outs as you say, but look closely : the one on the
> left has a dash and zero volts at the bottom of the graphic (-0V) .
>
> The other one (right) has this dash and zero volts at the sustain
> level, this means the envelope starts somewhere negative of 0V, then
> peaks positive of 0V and then decays to 0V which is the sustain level
> of the env, at gate off, the release kicks in and the output goes
> negative again .
>
> The negative env out is an inversion of this second out, not of the
> one that starts at 0V, which would put the whole envelope below zero .
>
> EG2's first out, on the left is a full positive env . The one you
> call negative (right), starts way neg, then ramps up to zero and then
> decays to negative again . Not an inversion here, but merely a shift
> to negative .
>
> The above may be a bit terse, but after your reactions i was
> wondering if my brain was going soft . But rejoice, it's not :)
>
> EG1
> /\
> / \
> / `-----. - - - -0V <- This is where the 2nd out has
> / \ it's zero volt point .
> -� `- -0V <- 1st out
>
> My first attempt at ascimatic, hope it comes out ok, use a fixed
> pitch font, pls .
>
> Hope this has cleared up some "huh"'s ;-)
>
> Cheers .
>
>
> Keep 'em oscillating :)
>
>
> Hugo
> =
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