MOTM

That's a nice modification, Scott.  While it can perform a similar 
function to Larry's proposed module, Larry's concept is different.  It 
provides two independent CV processors, each with a reversible 
attenuator and a bias pot.   The modified Multimix allows summing a bias 
to the MIX3/OUT, in addition to providing up to three simple bias 
outputs.  I can see having both types of module.

-Richard Brewster

Scott Juskiw wrote:

>I don't mean to step on Larry's parade here, but I think this can 
>already be done with an Oakley Multimix and a bit of elbow grease. I 
>modified my Multimixes so that they can provide a variable DC bias to 
>any of the 3 outputs (-5V to +5V) if nothing is plugged into the 
>input. I also used Larry's normalising scheme so that the three 
>Multimix channels are cascaded. This allows the bias to go right to 
>the 13V limits of the op amps, if you need that much offset. Adding a 
>DC bias to the reversing attenuator function of the Multimix provides 
>quite a variety of CV scaling and biasing. It's great for turning 
>those +/- LFO signals into + only signals (and inverting them at the 
>same time). Plus, there's already panels and boards for the Multimix.
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>Details here:
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>http://www.tellun.com/motm/mods/oms902/oms902.html
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