MOTM

>
> 1. What's the LINK jack for?

It is an input. The LINK system internally adds the audio from OUT 1
to whatever is plugged into LINK, then routes it to OUT 2's final stage
(post-VCA function).

Now, everyone ponder why this is cool :)


> 2. There are 2 CV inputs per vca - 1 exp, 1 lin - and 1 CV
> attenuator. How are those hooked up?

The attenuator is on the LIN side, just like the '110. Ran out of panel
space :(

> 3. How does PAN/FADE mode work - by taking one set of CV inputs, and
> inverting them for control of the other VCA?

PAN - Audio is in IN 1. CV pans from OUT 1 to OUT 2.

FADE - Audio into IN 1 and IN 2. CV then FADEs from IN 1 to IN 2, audio
output on OUT 2. <hint hint>

GAIN #2 is manual PAN/FADE control, which is added to CV LIN #2 as PAN/FADE
CV.


Oh, forgot to mention: the 2 VCA output stages have "soft clipping" for more
interesting over-drive sounds.
Tube-u-lar!!

Paul S.

FADE - Audio into IN 1 and IN 2. CV then FADEs from IN 1 to IN 2, 
audio output on OUT 2. <hint hint>

is anythin' output through OUT1 in fade mode?
just curious,
doc


--- In motm@y..., "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote:
> >
> > 1. What's the LINK jack for?
> 
> It is an input. The LINK system internally adds the audio from OUT 1
> to whatever is plugged into LINK, then routes it to OUT 2's final 
stage
> (post-VCA function).
> 
> Now, everyone ponder why this is cool :)
> 
> 
> > 2. There are 2 CV inputs per vca - 1 exp, 1 lin - and 1 CV
> > attenuator. How are those hooked up?
> 
> The attenuator is on the LIN side, just like the '110. Ran out of 
panel
> space :(
> 
> > 3. How does PAN/FADE mode work - by taking one set of CV inputs, 
and
> > inverting them for control of the other VCA?
> 
> PAN - Audio is in IN 1. CV pans from OUT 1 to OUT 2.
> 
> FADE - Audio into IN 1 and IN 2. CV then FADEs from IN 1 to IN 2, 
audio
> output on OUT 2. <hint hint>
> 
> GAIN #2 is manual PAN/FADE control, which is added to CV LIN #2 as 
PAN/FADE
> CV.
> 
> 
> Oh, forgot to mention: the 2 VCA output stages have "soft clipping" 
for more

> interesting over-drive sounds.
> Tube-u-lar!!
> 
> Paul S.

In a message dated 3/24/01 4:53:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
synth1@... writes:

>>FADE - Audio into IN 1 and IN 2. CV then FADEs from IN 1 to IN 2, audio
 output on OUT 2. (hint hint) <<

Hint:  Sounds like it can do panning and fading at the same time.

-Elhardt

In a message dated 3/24/2001 1:53:50 PM, synth1@... writes:

>> 1. What's the LINK jack for?
>
>It is an input. The LINK system internally adds the audio from OUT 1
>to whatever is plugged into LINK, then routes it to OUT 2's final stage
>(post-VCA function).
>
>Now, everyone ponder why this is cool :)

>FADE - Audio into IN 1 and IN 2. CV then FADEs from IN 1 to IN 2, audio
>output on OUT 2. <hint hint>

So you don't lose an input on your (post 130) output mixer?
Link is a mixing input for OUT 2 which is independent of any VC input? (Paul 
feels a bit guilty that we'll want to buy two mixers for each 130 in order to 
mix all the CVs and the signals into it -- but only a bit)
JB