Thanks, I get it!
And, thanks for the patching idea! I would not have come up with that
on my own for quite a while.
I noticed that the "music from outerspace" website has a vca PCB for
sale. I think I will try one of those. Its got a switch to choose
between linear and expo. It may not be the same quality as the
Blacet, but it will sure save me some money! (and give me a little
more diy experience)
They also have an ADSR pcb for sale. I think that completes
everything I need that I couldn't find on Ken's site.
And, thanks for the patching idea! I would not have come up with that
on my own for quite a while.
I noticed that the "music from outerspace" website has a vca PCB for
sale. I think I will try one of those. Its got a switch to choose
between linear and expo. It may not be the same quality as the
Blacet, but it will sure save me some money! (and give me a little
more diy experience)
They also have an ADSR pcb for sale. I think that completes
everything I need that I couldn't find on Ken's site.
>
> Exponetial VCAs respond different to the EG control voltage than a
> linear VCA and yes, that is exactly what you want (or what i want
> actually).
> Exponential vca enable you to control the lower values more precise.
> By experience you will find out that exponetial VCAs are rather
> suitable for control voltages (i.e. feed LFO output into EG controlled
> VCA to fade in the modulation), linear VCA are rather suitable for
> audio signals. Hope that makes sense (I'm not a native speaker).
>
> matthias herrmann
>