I'm going to incorporate this modules and a drum sym in my 9090 project. Alas it turns out, due to the masive amount of panel space of the synare. That I'll have to drop a pot.
First of, I included a mixer in my 9090, so I have to bring the levels of the cgs modules to line levels to use them together with the 9090. But I also wanted to keep the posibility to use the cgs modules in my modular. So my initial idea was to use a switched jack followed by an attenuator. But then I started
looking at the r-gain of the filter section of the cynare. That got me wondering if I really need this volume pot. I'd like to know what the impact of this filter is on the volume, independent of the vca/vcf sequence. Or is it more interesting to leave the r-gain pot out?
Another posibility is to leave one of the 6 500k pots out. In this case, does it matter which one?
Back to soldering,
Tom
First of, I included a mixer in my 9090, so I have to bring the levels of the cgs modules to line levels to use them together with the 9090. But I also wanted to keep the posibility to use the cgs modules in my modular. So my initial idea was to use a switched jack followed by an attenuator. But then I started
looking at the r-gain of the filter section of the cynare. That got me wondering if I really need this volume pot. I'd like to know what the impact of this filter is on the volume, independent of the vca/vcf sequence. Or is it more interesting to leave the r-gain pot out?
Another posibility is to leave one of the 6 500k pots out. In this case, does it matter which one?
Back to soldering,
Tom