I wanted to be able to use all three oscillators independently so I chose which controls and which inputs should affect all or be independent per VCO. I chose PWM and Width to affect all three VCOs to minimize panel space. The width control and PWM inputs are simply paralleled to each VCO. I chose 1V/Oct and FM to be affect each VCO independently but normallized the input jacks so they could affect all three together. I also eliminated Detune for VCO1. Since the input modulation of vibrato and portamento can be bypassed for VCO2 and VCO3 through their separate 1V/Oct input, I needed to make sure the gain through the modulation circuitry was 1X, so I used 0.1% resistors for U11B and U12A I did add a mix output and independent level controls for each VCO. I use that feature a lot. The wiring diagram is shown on my page as well as the details of my modifications. I remember the link/track conversation but am thinking that was for the Polymoog Resonator module. I don't exactly recall now. Dave --- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "wjhall11" <wjhall@...> wrote: > Dave's design is far more pragmatic. I'm sure the course / fine > tune knobs idea is as good if not better than the counting dial > idea. The small knobs make the gadget fit into less space. > Dave's panel reflects a link-unlink feature he's calling > "track," (right, Dave?) but there's an issue about how the PWM CV > links to the VCOs that I'd have to re-look at to understand how > Dave's implementation handles it - Idunno - our aim was to be able > to use each VCO completely independently. > > Bill (and Will)
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Re: Living VCO panels? FPE templates?
2010-12-19 by djbrow54
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