ARP 2600 - Ring Modulator with Live Signals; Sample;Hold with External Signal Control

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A
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patch
that i-> already basicalK
familiar to vou from the earh
experiments of this chapter. !
he only
refinement
is the introduction
oi the RLV
unit
betv^een
the
filter
and
the
amplifier.
You may
prefer
the el
feet
with the REV
in
its
standard
position in the patch-try
it
both
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s.
Another
interesting
factor in
this
patch
is
the use
of the keyboard
to
control
the
Envelope
Generators
for
other than melodic
purposes.
vco
vco
VCF
VCA
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Another
general
patch that
can
be
subjected
to
infinite
variations.
Some-
where among them
you
will
find
a
very
large number
of sounds
suggestive
of
motors and
industrial
noises
of all
sorts,
depending
on
the
initial VCF
frequency
settings, VCO
frequencies, and
also-to
a
surprisingly
great
degree-
on the
relative
modulation
depths
involved.
The
presence
of
the EG
control
on the
VCA
is
merely schematic
and for
many
purposes
will
not be
necessary. Use
it
oniy when you
require machine
or
motor sounds
to
be
broken
up
into
separate
events. Or
control
the
VCA
directly
with some
of the same
waveforms
that are
controlling
the
VCF.
VCO