Ingo is right on that.
you can get resonance sounds and self-oscillation on
the a108 without patching the res feedback
input(because, i think, by default the res feedback
input is internaly patched to the 24db filter output).
if you want, of course, you can patch the res input
with any of the filter outputs, for different
resonance behaviour.
regards,
Bakis.





--- ilanode < techmeier@... > wrote:

> I don't own a A108 but I'm quite sure for an
> "ordinary 24db filter"
> you will not use the Feedback In. Audio In and Audio
> Out plus the CV
> Ins that's it. The Feedback In is a special feature
> for "non-
> ordinary" stuff. Regards, Ingo
>
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , "marrtin606"
> <mvhecke@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > This is my first post here - I've been lurking
> around for a couple
> of
> > weeks, bascially since i got my 4-row a100 setup.
> I followed an
> > earlier advice of Dieter and got one of those
> cheap voltcraft
> scopes,
> > which has helped me a lot for understanding
> already most of the
> more
> > subtle features and quirks of the system.
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone of you has been
> succesfull to get the
> a108
> > to work as an 'ordinary' 24 db filter with '24db'
> resonance. When I
> > hook up the 24db output to the feedback input, I
> can't get even
> close
> > to self-oscillation. Inserting a polarizing amp
> (138c, so as to be
> > able to change the phase) doesn't really do the
> job, but can get
> the
> > 108 into some evil low freq oscillations when
> polarity is reversed.
> > Great fun all, but why can't I get resonance in
> 24db mode I find
> the
> > 48db resonance ok, but was curious to be able to
> get other,
> somewhat
> > milder resonance behaviors.
> >
> > Cheers, Martin
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>

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