> Can I use A-133 as a 2-quadrant multiplier without adding an offset to > the VC? Obviously this is no problem for all + signals like most > envelopes, but how about for LFOs? For example, to get a good vibrato, > I would have to run a sine into A138c and use the offset function to > get 0 amplitude at the maximum negative portion of the sine. Is there > any other module that does offsets like this? > > -nicholas The A-133 has a manual offset control. If you e.g. turn this control to ~ +3 you can add an LFO signal with adjustable level to the CV input. In general nearly all A-100 modules have an offset control for each voltage controlled parameter. There are only a few exceptions like the low-cost dual VCA A-132-1 or the dual crossfader A-134-2 with small 4 HP front panels (only sockets, no controls). Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] A-133 as VCA or 2 quadrant multiplier
2008-01-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
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