Doepfer

Hey Roel, if you want a frequency knob, speaking of the CV Source 
module, patch the CV source to a VCO, and it works as a frequency 
knob covering the whold range AFAIK.

I don't know about a dual VCO, but I could use a quad VCA.

Joe

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Roel Steverink" 
<r.steverink@w...> wrote:
> From:  "ethanzer0 <ethanzer0@y...>" <ethanzer0@y...> 
> Date:  Fri Dec 27, 2002  2:36 pm
> Subject:  Re: Duel VCO
> 
> 
> Hi Ethan and Tommydog,
> 
> Your talking about dual basic modules, but, although a VCO 
> is nothing exotic, it's at the same time very important. 
> I think you can't have enough of them. I have 5 osc so far,
> 4 standard and 1 highend. I already notice that I soup them
> up very quickly when making a more complex patch involving
> many modules. 
> Dual, means often low coast and also means a bread and butter 
module. 
> Like f.e. the A-114 Ring modulator, which has no frills.
> You I'm wondering what functions would be still there,
> with a dual VCO?
> What I personally miss on the VCO's standard or highend
> is a frequency knob. Yes we have a range knob with 
> 5 and 7 positions, but what would it expand the possibilities
> if you could cover a whole range!
> But I'm asking probably to difficult things. It would
> be nice do!
> 
> Roel.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
> > Hell they should duel all the 
> > basics, so those of us who are 
> > more interested in the "exotic" 
> > stuff can save space and money .
> 
> While were talking exotic modules,
> dual vcos and buchla, we should mention
> the Buchla 259A Programmable Complex 
> Waveform Generator.
> 
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> 
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> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> Ethan