Friday, October 16, 2015
Make Noise LxD
Published on Oct 16, 2015 MAKEN0ISE
"The LxD, Low Strike Duo, is a dual-response, two channel, direct-coupled, Low Pass Gate, which utilizes vactrols in order to provide simultaneous control over the Amplitude and Frequency Spectrum of an INput Signal. It is, in essence, a VCFA (Voltage Controlled Filter Amplifier). Unlike the Optomix, the LxD offers two different filter responses. CH. 1 offers a 12db/ Octave response that is mildly-resonant, while CH. 2 offers a 6bd/ Octave that is non-resonant. The OUTput of CH. 1 is normalled to the INput of CH. 2. This normalization puts the two channels in series, which is similar to the VCF into VCA arrangement made popular by many monosynths of the 1970’s.
Classic VCF-VCA arrangement in small 4hp module
STRIKE INput allows use of Gate signal to trigger Low Pass Gate circuit, "plucking" or "striking" the vactrol
Low noise, low distortion, smooth, natural-sounding circuit
Direct coupled, process audio or control signals
Utilizes 2 vactrols
Pairs well with STO and MATHS
http://www.makenoisemusic.com/lxd.html"
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