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Hi Joe here. THanks for the advice but I have tried this??? and I still get 
a pulse wave comming through??? Thats why I was confused... ( not that I 
don't love the pulse wave ) LOL...

Joe




>From: "Christophe Curtis" <wiardmodular@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
>To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [wiardgroup] WOW!!! Gotta love Wiard...
>Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 17:47:17 +0000
>
>and how can
> >I bypass this? or break the conection? because if I for example want
> >to run the Sine out only I still get a Pulse comming out no matter
> >what I do??? I can patch through other moduals to get pure waveforms
> >from the VCO but I'd rather have the VCO do this by itself ( hope
>
>run a patch cord from say the sine out on the vco to in1 (or VCA1 if you
>have the new faceplates)
>that breaks the normaled connection and uses the sine instead (or whatever
>audio signal you want to run through the VCA)
>
>Check out the updated manauls on the website.  There are some wonderful
>patch examples there.  I particularly liked all the uses one can get out of
>the envelator.  There are some really interesting ideas like using it as a
>ring modulator or burst generator.
>
>Have fun!
>
>Chris Rayce
>
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Insert a patch cord not connected to anything else into the VCA1 
jack. It should disconnect the pulse and make no sound from 
VCA out jack.

The Wiard uses a 10 volt peak to peak signal, which is +4 dBv 
professional standard. If you are running into a guitar amp, or a 1 
volt peak ot peak input like a DJ mixer, then every waveform is a 
pulse wave, because they are all being clipped off by the monitor 
system. You need to use a passive attenuator before the monitor 
to match levels. On a mixing board, this is called a "pad" control.

The 300 series carries a 2 year warranty. If you have any 
concerns, send the module back and I will check and retest 
under warranty.

I admit, testing to see if the normal will DISCONNECT has not 
been part of the test proceedure. I will add it to the list, as I 
always do when someone brings up something like this.

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "J J" <seven7_7_7@h...> 
wrote:
> Hi Joe here. THanks for the advice but I have tried this??? and I 
still get 
> a pulse wave comming through??? Thats why I was 
confused... ( not that I 
> don't love the pulse wave ) LOL...
> 
> Joe
> 
> 
> 
> 
> >From: "Christophe Curtis" <wiardmodular@h...>
> >Reply-To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
> >To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [wiardgroup] WOW!!! Gotta love Wiard...
> >Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 17:47:17 +0000
> >
> >and how can
> > >I bypass this? or break the conection? because if I for 
example want
> > >to run the Sine out only I still get a Pulse comming out no 
matter
> > >what I do??? I can patch through other moduals to get pure 
waveforms
> > >from the VCO but I'd rather have the VCO do this by itself ( 
hope
> >
> >run a patch cord from say the sine out on the vco to in1 (or 
VCA1 if you
> >have the new faceplates)
> >that breaks the normaled connection and uses the sine 
instead (or whatever
> >audio signal you want to run through the VCA)
> >
> >Check out the updated manauls on the website.  There are 
some wonderful
> >patch examples there.  I particularly liked all the uses one can 
get out of
> >the envelator.  There are some really interesting ideas like 
using it as a
> >ring modulator or burst generator.
> >
> >Have fun!
> >
> >Chris Rayce
> >
> 
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