Hi Ingo > the simplest example is stereo panning. > one channel opens with a positive voltage while the > opposite channel is closed by the same, but inverted > voltage. Sorry, but panning requires no negative voltages. The VCA should close completely with +/- 0 Volt. A better example for the use of negative voltages on a VCA is a compressor: The Audiosignal is fed to the VCA (A130) and parallel to the external input/envelope follower (A119). The gain cv of the VCA should be set to +5 Volt, so the audio signal can pass the VCA 1:1. The output voltage of the Env Follower is inverted and used as CV2 for the VCA. The amount of the CV2 controlls the ratio of compression. Florian
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[Doepfer_a100] why negative voltages, was: random!!
2004-08-26 by Florian Anwander