A little birdie with initials "R.P." mentioned that the bipolar DSG
output isn't perverted - it's inverted! So by using it and the regular
blue-jack outputs together are good for complementary effects.
Also, he said bipolar is handy for panning the UAP, and being a vibrato
source.
Then he peered at me, twitched his feathers and flew away.
Carbon111 wrote:
output isn't perverted - it's inverted! So by using it and the regular
blue-jack outputs together are good for complementary effects.
Also, he said bipolar is handy for panning the UAP, and being a vibrato
source.
Then he peered at me, twitched his feathers and flew away.
Carbon111 wrote:
>>This is a very good question. What is the bipolar output on the
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>DSG
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>>good for?
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>AM modulation on the UAP comes immediately to mind. When using the
>DSG as an audio oscillator, a signal without DC offset can come in
>handy...the same is true if the DSG is merely a modulator - depending
>on what you're modulating of course ;)
>Regards, James
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