Doepfer A-133 Dual Polarizer - Manual (Page 4)

A-133 Dual VC Polarizer System A - 100 doepfer
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ons would cause clipping for all standard
A-100 signals (like LFOs, ADSRs or VCOs).
If the amplification is negative the signal is inverted
(see table above).
The effects of the manual control 3 and the external
control voltage ! with attenuator 2 are added up.
4. In- / Outputs
! CV
This jack socket is the control voltage input to control
the amplification by an external control signal.
" In
The signal to be amplified/inverted (control voltage or
audio) is fed into this signal input socket ".
§ Out
Socket § is the signal output.
5. User examples
One application is the generation of new waveforms.
For this two VCO outputs are connected to the signal
and the control input of the A-133 (see fig.1).
Fig. 1: Generating new waveforms
Same applies for modulations (see fig. 2). Instead of
LFOs even ADSRs or other CV sources can be used.
Fig. 2: Control voltage modulation, arrows indicate
polarity changes
Additional examples:
• voltage controlled feedback of filters (e.g. A-108),
phaser (A-101-3) or spring reverb (A-199)
• polarity change of envelope signals (frequency CV
is used to control both filter frequency and polarizer
amplification simultaneously)
0 0 0
VCO A-133
CV In
In
Out
LFO 1 A-133
CV In
In
Out
LFO 2