Difference between revisions of "Glide"
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Amount control used for setting the length of the glide. | Amount control used for setting the length of the glide. | ||
| − | Mode switch allows for user selection of linear or exponential glide responses. | + | '''Mode''' switch allows for user selection of linear or exponential glide responses. |
Direction switches: | Direction switches: | ||
| − | Off turns off the glide process | + | '''Off''' turns off the glide process. |
| − | Up allows for glides only on the upper direction. | + | |
| − | Down allows for glides only in the down direction. | + | '''Up''' allows for glides only on the upper direction. |
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| + | '''Down''' allows for glides only in the down direction. | ||
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With the Up and Down switches both active: Allows for glide in both directions. | With the Up and Down switches both active: Allows for glide in both directions. | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 21 December 2008
Analog lag processor.
CV In jack typically used for inputting a linear keyboard CV.
Amount control used for setting the length of the glide.
Mode switch allows for user selection of linear or exponential glide responses.
Direction switches: Off turns off the glide process.
Up allows for glides only on the upper direction.
Down allows for glides only in the down direction.
With the Up and Down switches both active: Allows for glide in both directions.
Glide Out jack allows for patching the processed CV to other parts of the system.
The module can be used on any CV to create a lag process.
