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Subject: A-147 VCLFO source of interferences
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From: Alain Gillieron <alain.gillieron@yahoo.com>

Hi,

I just bought a VCLFO. It is in a home made box with a DIY bus.

It create some interferences (I heard it on one of my VCO pitch (Titan from=
 Eowave)).

I read on forums that it could be solved by adding some decoupling capacito=
rs directly on the bus. Is it true and which capacitors values choosing? Is=
 it necessary to put the next to the VCLFO bus? I thought of building just =
a small devices that I can plug into the next bus near the LFO so if I chan=
ge the position in the case I can also change the position of that device. =
Is it a good idea?

Thank you for your help.

Best regards

Alain

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