nsl32

[Kipper4]

I grabbed a couple of these at the weekend.
Anyone know some worthwhile projects to use them in please.
Ps I like my envelope filters

[GermanCdn]

They work fairly well in tremolos, I've got one in a Shoot the Moon and one in a Double Flush.

Some people (I think midwayfair) have tried them in the Afterlife Compressor with some success.

Can't think of a specific envelope filter project that's designed for their specs, as the Mutron type stuff is usually targetted in the VTL5C3 range.

[Kipper4]

Thanks mate.
Another question then sine there's a vast difference in turn off time bete the vtl5c3 (3.5's) and the nsl32 which has a turn off time of 500's.
Is it possible to reduce the nsl32s off time and therefore limit ripple ?
Thanks
I'm sure it's been considered before.

[midwayfair]

It's pretty nice in the Afterlife. Slow turn-off time for a nice smooth decay but not a big switching range. Not my first choice, but it's a choice.

The only tremolo they'll work well in is something like the Tremulus Lune/Shoot the Moon.

You cannot alter a photocell's off time. It has to do with the chemical makeup of the photoresistor.

[Kipper4]

Thank you Jon.
I've built the lune and it's by far the best tremelo to date I've done.
I'm fairy certain I've also built a variation of the afterlife too. I'll have to double check.
Thanks for the advice
Rich