MF-102 Ring Mod Carrier Osc. Bleed
Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 10:28 pm
Hi there,
I recently picked up a MF-102 Ring Modulator - it's great fun.
One small thing I've noticed though is that after turning it on and playing a note through it (Little Phatty line-level signal), I can hear the pitch of the internal carrier oscillator bleed through afterwards, which sustains for a second or two before quickly fading out (the tone responds to movement of the Frequency knob as expected). This does not happen if the Mix knob is set to only allow my dry signal (also as expected).
Has anyone else with an MF-102 noticed this? If so, I can accept it as an analog quirk - I just want to make sure my unit is working as intended.
Regards,
David Smyth
NZ
I recently picked up a MF-102 Ring Modulator - it's great fun.
One small thing I've noticed though is that after turning it on and playing a note through it (Little Phatty line-level signal), I can hear the pitch of the internal carrier oscillator bleed through afterwards, which sustains for a second or two before quickly fading out (the tone responds to movement of the Frequency knob as expected). This does not happen if the Mix knob is set to only allow my dry signal (also as expected).
Has anyone else with an MF-102 noticed this? If so, I can accept it as an analog quirk - I just want to make sure my unit is working as intended.
Regards,
David Smyth
NZ