Cgs synth

Hi folks,

Just having a bit of a probably useless brain freeze
here. I am building a Triple-VCO unit where I am using
a CGS04 DC Mixer to mix down the 3 VCO outputs into
one main output. The VCO's (LM566 Thomas Henry ones)
can also be run at LFO speed.

I don't anticipate any problem, but is there any
reason the DC mixer would interfere with this plan? It
is a non-inverting mixer that is meant to "preserve
the DC component" so I don't think so. This is a big
build so I want to get it right. Thanks!

Thomas (Excited about a triple Tri-Core VCO project)


Thomas White
Natural Rhythm
www.naturalrhythmmusic.com

I can see no issues.

Ken

>Hi folks,
>
>Just having a bit of a probably useless brain freeze
>here. I am building a Triple-VCO unit where I am using
>a CGS04 DC Mixer to mix down the 3 VCO outputs into
>one main output. The VCO's (LM566 Thomas Henry ones)
>can also be run at LFO speed.
>
>I don't anticipate any problem, but is there any
>reason the DC mixer would interfere with this plan? It
>is a non-inverting mixer that is meant to "preserve
>the DC component" so I don't think so. This is a big
>build so I want to get it right. Thanks!
>
>Thomas (Excited about a triple Tri-Core VCO project)
>
>
>Thomas White
> Natural Rhythm
>www.naturalrhythmmusic.com
>
>
>
>
>
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On 2008-08-12 10:48 -0700, thomas white wrote: