by DollarBill » Wed Mar 09, 2022 11:13 am
Thanks guys.
The panning is an integral part of the sound - it draws a shape with a tiny dot (if you lower the pitch far enough, you can see it moving instead of the solid lines you see), and the dot height vs center goes out one output, while the left-right position of the dot goes out the other. The faster the dot moves, the higher the pitch just like any other oscillator. So if you have it drawing a perfect circle, it basically puts out a plain sine wave, no L/R info, but the weirder the shape the wider the sound. The hint of delay/reverb is also stereo, but I only added a touch so it wouldn't be so raw.
I got the module used, made an offer under the Reverb site price, so it wasn't as bad as new, but the power for the case was expensive - cost more than the case itself (which already had power in it). Small modular systems can be affordable, but all the little pieces do add up.
Thanks guys.
The panning is an integral part of the sound - it draws a shape with a tiny dot (if you lower the pitch far enough, you can see it moving instead of the solid lines you see), and the dot height vs center goes out one output, while the left-right position of the dot goes out the other. The faster the dot moves, the higher the pitch just like any other oscillator. So if you have it drawing a perfect circle, it basically puts out a plain sine wave, no L/R info, but the weirder the shape the wider the sound. The hint of delay/reverb is also stereo, but I only added a touch so it wouldn't be so raw.
I got the module used, made an offer under the Reverb site price, so it wasn't as bad as new, but the power for the case was expensive - cost more than the case itself (which already had power in it). Small modular systems can be affordable, but all the little pieces do add up.