Connections

CV In

Curve 1/2/3

These CV inputs accept bipolar control signals. Each input CV signal is added to the corresponding Modulation Curve signal and the resulting signal then modulates the assigned effect parameters.

The input signals can be attenuated with the corresponding attenuation knobs.

If the resulting modulation curve value should be negative (below zero), the assigned effect parameters are modulated with reversed polarity.

Freeze 1/2/3

CV signals with levels >0 patched to these inputs will activate the Freeze function for the corresponding Modulation Curve. When the CV signals drops to 0 or below, the Freeze function is deactivated. See “FRZ (freeze) buttons” for more information.

Master Level CV In

A CV signal on this input can modulate the “Master Level” parameter. You can attenuate the input CV signal with the attenuation knob.

CV Out

Curve 1/2/3 and Curve 1/2/3 Inverted

These CV outputs send out positive unipolar control signal levels according to the shapes of Modulation Curves 1-3 respectively.

The “Inverted” CV outputs below each “regular” CV output send out inverted negative unipolar control signal levels according to the shapes of Modulation Curves 1-3 respectively.

The picture below shows a Curve signal (dark red) and its corresponding Curve Inverted signal (orange):

By patching one of the positive control signals to one destination and the corresponding inverted negative control signal to another destination, you are able to control the parameters in a “mirrored” fashion. For example, patch the positive CV signal to the Filter Cutoff modulation of a synth device and the negative signal to the Resonance modulation of the same synth.

Audio In L&R

Patch the audio signals you want to process here.

If your input signal is in mono, connect only to the L (left) input.

Audio Out L&R

These are the stereo audio outputs.