intellijel Hex VCA

[TwiddleLove]

did u make it diy? if yes was it hard and do u like the sound? i wanna use it mainly for summing different voices so the soundquality matters i forgot to say

Sadly I only have it on order and won't be able to build it for a while since my soldering iron needs replacing.

would be nice if u tell us how u like it and how hard it was when u did it!

[Arneb]

i would love to get 6 vcas in small hp anyone knows how i can get that in 2020?

What are your specs?

8 HP knobs for exponential to linear (log to ex would be even better) offset /level knobs
and a mix out or summing to the last output

Looks like Bubblesound are finally releasing their Hex VCA. 7HP, no offset knobs, per-channel lin/exp two-position switches.

[tuj]

The old HexVCA is so great. I don't know why they quit making it. I have several uVCA's but I like my 3 HexVCA's better, a lot better. I think they sound better even if they don't have as many features.

[joshualizer]

I'm borrowing the Intellijel Hex VCA from a friend at the moment. I notice that even with the knobs turned fully down I can still hear signal when I have an oscillator plugged directly in. Is that pretty normal for this vca?

[Bulicio]

Do you have CV connected to that channel?
You should be getting no bleed at all.
Keep in mind that its a linear VCA.

[NS4W]

I'm borrowing the Intellijel Hex VCA from a friend at the moment. I notice that even with the knobs turned fully down I can still hear signal when I have an oscillator plugged directly in. Is that pretty normal for this vca?

Mine was like that too, but I think there are trimmers on the back to calibrate? (Many years ago now, so I dont remember exactly)

[bodo]

The trimmers can really help, I have two, and they mute fine!