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Bridechamber Voltage Controlled Resister Question.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 9:21 am    Post subject: Bridechamber Voltage Controlled Resister Question.
Subject description: What's it good for?
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I'm looking at the little board and thinking, "this is cool." Is it good for making, saaay, a voltage controlled mixer module? I could just make all the level pots VC'd then. Or is it no good for passing audio?

Would it be good for a voltage controlled CV mixer in that case? Or just a plain old VC'd control voltage attenuator?

When it's set all the way clockwise do I get full passthru or is there some loss?

And with "dual vactrols" it says it canuse will I be able to do VC's pan and Xfading?

Thanks,

Jonathan "simpler-the-better" Pratt
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