PLAN B analog blog

It's always intersting to me I hear about product developments and why certain features were chosen or not.

Equally as interesting is what people want/like about a module.

The main reason that I'll be picking up an ELF LFO is because it has a fully variable and not a switched range.  The large range is, of course, a huge bonus, as is the reset.

-james

On Aug 18, 2008, at 10:20 PM, "(i think you can figure that out)" <peter@buzzclick-music.com> wrote:

Carlos said:

"one thing that puzzled me a little was that when no cv was in the
attenuator pot seems to still have an effect on the output, didnt have
time to investigate further, but was something that I noticed at the
end when trying things out. perhaps a question for Peter ?"

This is intentional.  I noticed this anomaly in the prototype, but
realized it could be used as a fine tune when no VC was present and
felt it was worth keeping in there.

Regarding the range switch:  Totally agreed. Initially there was one
there, but after caucusing a few of my customers they all felt that a
RESET was far more important. o then it came down to real estate,
which is at a premium on this one.   


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