Hi there,

I find this works:

take an AD envelope with zero A and a little D (I use A-143-2 with everyting to zero, except Decay), feed that to the CV in of an a-171 VC Slew Limiter and it works. While the key is held, the output of the AD is low, so the rate of the slewlimiter is low as well. On retriggering CV is added to the slew rate, et presto.

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , "Stu Grimshaw" <grimshaw@...> wrote:
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> > Why not simply Gate as CV for the A-171
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> that's what i thought, but there are two problems: cv input increases the speed of the slew not the time (weird), and even inverting the gate doesn't work, because when the gate switches on, the slew gets increased before the voltage starts to change, i.e. you only have minimum slew time when the gate is at 0v, when a key is not pressed. as soon as a key is pressed, you have a the longer slew.
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> > or
> > CV -> multiple ---------> A150 I/O1 O/I-------> VCO
> > multiple -> A170 -> A150 I/O2
> > Gate--------------------> A150 CV
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> > With gate=0V the switch will connect I/O1 to O/I, means CV direct to VCO
> > With gate=1V (=legato) the switch will connect I/O2 to O/I, means CV via
> > slwelimiter to VCO.
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> > as far as i can see - i'm not at home - this will have the same problem. the higher slew kicks in as soon as you play the next note, causing a slide.
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> i'm off to england tomorrow, so i'll not be able to test your patch till monday. i'll report back :)
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