From yahoo Sent Tue, May 24th 2016, 09:09
From yahoo Sent Tue, May 24th 2016, 09:09
The PWM function requires a sloped input signal (sawtooth, triangle, sine). It will not work with a typical rectangle shaped signal.
But if you use e.g. the sawtooth output of an LFO it will work (the rectangle output of the same LFO is then the non-shuffled
clock).
You may use also the A-142-1 as a voltage controlled trigger delay together with a "normal" clock signal (i.e. rectangle shaped) to
generate a voltage controlled trigger delay. We are working also on a voltage controlled gate delay which delays the complete signal
(rising and falling edge) and not only responds to the rising edge.
Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer
> Hey! I was wondering if the new PWM module is able to create shuffle if I feed a clock signal to it? OR combining it with
> the original one would end up having good results? I will be testing this soon, just thought to ask if there is anyone
> doing the same already?
>
> Thanks,
> András
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