MOTM

Mark writes:
>>How do you do that??  Although adding a rectifier switch to the 820 would
have been a good idea.<<

I'm not sure if you're asking about the rectifier or the envelope follower,
so I'll just answer both.  Just feed the same signal into both the X and Y
inputs on the ring mod and you'll get a rectified signal out since when the
signal is positive, the two positives multiply to give you a positive out,
and when the signal goes negative, the two negatives multiply and also give
you a positive output.  Then for an envelope follower you just feed that
ring mod output into the 820, set the LIN/LOG knob to 10, and set the
Up/Down knob to between about 4 to 5 depending on how fast you want the
envelope to respond.

>>I'm glad I didn't sell my 110.  Imho, it's a better ring mod than the 190.
I often use it for velocity.<<

Yeah, the 110 and 190 are almost complete opposites in every aspect of the
way they work.  The 190 has more audio bleed thru too.

-Elhardt