Here is Dave's response, that he intended for the MOTM list too. djbrow54 wrote: >--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Richard Brewster <pugix@n...> wrote: > > >>Now my first problem is how > to get a five to zero volt signal, >>starting from a zero to five volt one. I can't just use an >>inverter, because the result will be going zero to minus five. >> >> > >I built myself a set of inverters for this purpose. They're part of >my analogic module. They're switchable for inverting 0-5 volt >signals or +/-5 volt signals. > > > >>I just want an LFO that goes zero to +5V! >> >> > >I use my PSIM for this. Programmed it up with five selectable >waveforms and four outputs per waveform - three at 120 degrees and a >fourth that is variable. The outputs can be in any range from 0 - 10 >volts. It's easy to program it for 5 volts > > > >>So what do you folks use for VC panning? >> >> > >I build an output module out of the Charlie Lamm / Mike Irwin VCA >with dual inputs on each channel. The inputs are or'd with diodes >so it takes the greater of the inputs. One input is to a jack and >the other is to a 0-5 volt control. This way I can set my minimum >threshold for each channel. The VCA is followed by an overall >volume control for my power amp. I also have a remote switch >for control of the power amp (Carver PM-600) > > > > > >
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Re: Panning VCAs
2004-09-11 by Richard Brewster
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