Korg Poly800/EX800 Users

Hi to all!

Is there a way (mod/tricks...) to get the LFO of MG real slow? I own
a Juno-106, later I bought my Poly 800 Mk I, and my first problem was
that I couldn't set the LFO freq slow enough.

Or I want something impossible?

Peace
Tom (aka Frog T)

Hack up some kind of rate Mod for the chorus unit, then pipe that into the vcf
cutoff cv.

Hmm.... I've already done a rate mod, I should try the rest myself.

On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 07:19:19AM -0000, plutoniq9 wrote:
> No chance! The MG LFO is produced in software, so there is not a harware
> mod available. Mod the Poly 800 for a CV input for the VCF and use an
> external LFO, if it's important.
>
> P9
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> --- In korgpolyex@y..., "Frog T" <buzz_pistols@y...> wrote:
> > Hi to all!
> >
> > Is there a way (mod/tricks...) to get the LFO of MG real slow? I own
> > a Juno-106, later I bought my Poly 800 Mk I, and my first problem was
> > that I couldn't set the LFO freq slow enough.
> >
> > Or I want something impossible?
> >
> > Peace
> > Tom (aka Frog T)
>
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No chance! The MG LFO is produced in software, so there is not a harware
mod available. Mod the Poly 800 for a CV input for the VCF and use an
external LFO, if it's important.

P9

--- In korgpolyex@y..., "Frog T" <buzz_pistols@y...> wrote:
> Hi to all!
>
> Is there a way (mod/tricks...) to get the LFO of MG real slow? I own
> a Juno-106, later I bought my Poly 800 Mk I, and my first problem was
> that I couldn't set the LFO freq slow enough.
>
> Or I want something impossible?
>
> Peace
> Tom (aka Frog T)