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VC Resonator - Basic Operation
Send a audio signal into the
IN
(
#1
), make sure all three
GAIN
knobs (
#10
) (or at least one) are not set fully CCW
and listen to either output (
#2
,
#3
or
#4
) . The
DRY
knob (
#6
) determines how much of the (dry) input signal is
added to the processed signal, i .e . it is not a WET / DRY mix but rather a +DRY . Play with the
Frequency knobs
(
#9
),
GAIN
(#10) and
EMPHASIS
(
#10
) to shape the sound .
VC POLY RESONATOR
GAIN
EMPH
LOW
GAIN
EMPH
MED
GAIN
EMPH
HIGH
H A I B L E
IN
DRY
LOW
HIGH
BAND
MODE
7
3x
CV INPUTS
8
3x
CV ATTENUVERTERS
9
3x
BAND FREQUENCY
10
3x
INPUT ATTENUATION
11
3x
RESONANCE (Q)
2
LOW OUT
1
INPUT
6
ADD DRY
3
BAND OUT
4
HIGH OUT
5
MODE SW
LOW BAND
MED BAND
HIGH BAND
Input (#1) and Gain (#10)
Each GAIN knob (#10) determines how much of the input signal present at IN (#1) is actually sent into each filter
band . The GAIN knobs act as attenuators . When all three GAIN knobs are set to minimum (CCW), the three filters
do not receive any input signal, i .e . the 3 knobs act like a single attenuator at the input jack . Turning down GAIN,
however, has also the effect of giving more weight to resonance (EMPHASIS, #11) especially when EMPHASIS is
so high that it self-oscillates .
