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Greets,

I am considering buying a 4096 stage bbd module. Thought to ask what
type of filter you suggest to reduce the hsvco's noise.
I've seen demos with lowpass and wasp filters too. I might need more
possiblities and I might need the vco noise sometimes so at this
moment I'm hesitating between a standard lowpass and a wasp/sem type
filter... I guess there is no major technical difference/difficulty
between the filtered clock tracking between these two filters...

What are your experiences? Thanks!

András

IMHO, the A108 should be the most suitable, since it offers and slope of 48db/Oct.


 
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 From: Andras Hargitai <andras.hargitai@gmail.com>
To: doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2012 9:20 AM
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] 'best' filter for bbd
 

  
Greets,

I am considering buying a 4096 stage bbd module. Thought to ask what
type of filter you suggest to reduce the hsvco's noise.
I've seen demos with lowpass and wasp filters too. I might need more
possiblities and I might need the vco noise sometimes so at this
moment I'm hesitating between a standard lowpass and a wasp/sem type
filter... I guess there is no major technical difference/difficulty
between the filtered clock tracking between these two filters...

What are your experiences? Thanks!

András

 

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hi

this quite the oposite work. i use the 2048 BBD 
together with the A-123 Hipass filter. feeding 
both units with random cv sources and quite a lot 
feedback it makes very nice noise scapes. i 
inserted the hipass inbetween the feedback loop 
of the BBD. so it just makes noise with the clock 
signal.

felix





>Greets,
>
>I am considering buying a 4096 stage bbd module. Thought to ask what
>type of filter you suggest to reduce the hsvco's noise.
>I've seen demos with lowpass and wasp filters too. I might need more
>possiblities and I might need the vco noise sometimes so at this
>moment I'm hesitating between a standard lowpass and a wasp/sem type
>filter... I guess there is no major technical difference/difficulty
>between the filtered clock tracking between these two filters...
>
>What are your experiences? Thanks!
>
>András
>
>


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