Hi, Thanks to Richard and John (and Larry!) for the helpful replies. I wasn't too sure what circuit was being mention for the All Pass input, but after re-reading - Do you mean each of the three existing inputs on the PCB (LP/BP/HP) would need an opamp mixer in order to sum the All Pass to each of the three said inputs? Is this because a passive mixer would load the inputs? Sorry for the technician part of me showing. ;-) I'm curious...Is there anyone reading this that would be interested in ordering this Stooge CGS Synthacon panel? If not, I might just have to go homebrew. Thanks everyone, Andrew Sanchez In a message dated 3/10/04 8:21:04 PM Central Standard Time, pugix@... writes: > Andrew, you meant a second 220K resistor, not 220 ohm. I'm about to > build my dual Synthacon VCF (two in 2U), and I'll be trying these CV > resistors values, based on a suggestion by Mr. Loffink: 680R from base > of 2N2222 to ground; 430K for the initial freq pot; 360K for the > "1V/Oct" input'; 150K for the FM input with attenuator pot. > > I see from your proposed Stooge panel that you would put mixer pots on > each of the inputs. If you make three simple mixers for the inputs, you > can easily add an attenuator pot for the Allpass input. The mixer > circuit is easy to visualize. The phase is inverted, but it probably > doesn't matter. (Now will this drawing come through?)
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Re: [ModularSynthPanels] CGS Synthacon VCF Stooge panel
2004-03-11 by ixqy@aol.com
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