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Hi Silli

With the AN1x you have the following options:

VCO1/VCO2:

Use the Pulse Width Modulation Source parameter and select the required LFO
(1 or 2)

Use the PMOD parameter to set the depth of modulation provided by LFO1

In VCO1 you can also assign the FM Source (1 or 2) to the LFO (1 or 2)

VCF:

Use the FMOD parameter to alter the depth of LFO1 applied to the filter

VCA:

Use the AMOD parameter to alter the depth of LFO1 applied to the amp EG

With the PLG150AN the parameters are similar....but you also have the option
of assigning LFO2 as the modulation source for PMOD, FMOD and AMOD.

If you are using An1xEdit, let the mouse hover over the controls to get a
tool tip description of what each parameters is (and the LFO source).

Regards

Gary
Email:
	gary@...
	http://www.yme.co.uk/yme

> -----Original Message-----
> From: silli [mailto:stinktier@...]
> Sent: 19 November 2000 19:00
> To: AN1x-list@egroups.com
> Subject: [AN1x-list] lfo
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> how can i route the lfo to the vco/vcf/vca?
>
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how can i route the lfo to the vco/vcf/vca?



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I believe you can find the answer to this in the list archives, in one of the first 50 or 60 messages orso.

> how can i route the lfo to the vco/vcf/vca?

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> how can i route the lfo to the vco/vcf/vca?
>


     If you go to the VIP, then press the CIT, enter the KIB, choose KGB,
get a JOB, turn the RPG, press the RTS, select CIA, PET, FBI, KBH, ARP, MIG
and the VC and you should be there


=)      sorry couldn't resist

Jan

> 
> 
>      If you go to the VIP, then press the CIT, enter the KIB, choose KGB,
> get a JOB, turn the RPG, press the RTS, select CIA, PET, FBI, KBH, ARP, MIG
> and the VC and you should be there
> 
> =)      sorry couldn't resist

So how does one route the low frequency oscillator to the voltage
controlled oscillator, the voltage controlled filter and/or the
voltage controlled amplifier? :)

- Peter