PLAN B analog blog

Got the lfo and the asr.

only had time to play around with it for about 20 minutes but the LFO
seems pretty good to me, and the range makes it totally usable as a
regular oscillator,I would guess specially if you don't care about
precise tracking like me(I didn't measure tracking just a guess). the
triangle on this sounds specially sweet to my ears, and the other
waves available are all pretty good to.

The fact that there is an attenuator for the voltage control is great
too, as you can add just a little modulation to a lot.


Only thing is that I wish there was a range switch in there as you
have to be really subtle with the movement on the pot since the range
is so large. but where it it fit? is already packed with so many
features in just 4 hp. great module, very much recomended.

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 ?  


haven't been able to mess aroudn with the asr but will in the next few
days.

C

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.