Anyway, when I was tired of tweaking and editing a couple of sounds, I decided to browse through some of the presets.
I was having fun with one of the leads when I noticed a weird thing - the panning seemed to be going from left to right in a rhythmic way. Listening to the Voyager with headphones, this was kinda annoying, so I started to check where it originated.
Since it seemed to be going on in every sound I dialed up, I already suspected that there could be something wrong in the circuit somewhere
But fortunately I finally found that osc 3 was routed to the stereo panning in the edit menu. Great, case dismissed
Anyway, while I was tracing down the source of the weird panning, I first suspected that the filter spacing had anything to do with it. This was not the case, though, since it was the osc 3 panning, as I already wrote. But I noticed that the filter spacing knob only seemed to affect the right audio channel, but not the left one (in the double LP mode, of course). Like I said, I was using headphones, so this felt kinda strange.
When the spacing knob is centered, so is the sound in the headphones. Turning the knob clockwise brightens the sound of the right channel. Turning it anti-clockwise cuts the higher frequencies of the right channel, but the left channel is always unaffected.
Is the filter spacing supposed to behave like this, or is it just my unit?
And for something completely different: the wooden cabinet ot the performer edition - is this cherry wood or walnut?
Any clarification greatly appreciated!
Dom
