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Hi Phil and Brad,
I think we have a very different kind of using oscillators and making music.
I'm not a fan of uncontrollable noise but more of musical oscillators with a
special timbre.
You are right concerning the modulation options (also the Model 10 has 
interesting features
using it as an LFO, or the D_LFO from Cwejman), but using the Model 15 live
patching a new sound without tuning the oscillators an octave up or down is
for me more helpful than a PWM-option using it as an LFO.
I think both side are right, relating to the sounds you will create.
best regards
Axel

ph@comcast.net schrieb:
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> From: Axel Jungkunst <phaedra@t-online.de <mailto:phaedra%40t-online.de>>
> > The octave switch is very useful, LFOs are enough in a system, I
> > think....or easy to purchase somewhere.
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> actually, finding an LFO with PWM or FM or even bi-polar VC isn't so 
> easy. Only a few LFOs have PWM, it's weird, the MS50 LFO has it, and 
> the MOTM LFO, what else?
> Personally switching back and forth from LFO to VCO live is something 
> I often do, a gated switch for it would even be cool, the octave 
> switch I really don't think I need either, I don't use it on the few 
> VCOs that have it.
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> best,
> phil
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