Although the 320 LFO can go that high, I'd use a 300 VCO to generate the
11,025Hz -Nate
"Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)" wrote:
> Excellent! (I was the fellow asking about lo-fi awhile back...) I'll
> have
> to try this once I get my LFO constructed...
>
> --PBr
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Nathan Alan Hunsicker [SMTP:nate@...]
> > Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 6:26 PM
> > To: MOTM Newsgroup
> > Subject: [motm] a while back..
> >
> > I seem to recall someone on the list looking for a way to emulate a
> > lo-fi sampler using their S&H module. Although I don't have an S&H
> yet
> > (waiting for the 101) I found an interesting way to really make a
> sound
> > lo-fi. Excuse me if this seems to elementary, (I'm somewhat new to
> > modular) but I got a good low bit sampler effect by running my
> external
> > audio through the 100 VCA controlled by a 300 VCO square wave
> > oscillating at about 11000Hz. (I tried for exactly 11,055) I then
> used
> > the 420 filter set to low pass at about the same freq. to remove any
>
> > sound bleeding through from the oscillator. when i ran my K2000
> through
> > it, it sounds like my old ensoniq mirage. -Nate
> >
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