ARP 2600 - Page 81

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Nor is it
necessary for you to
spend more than
a
few min-
utes
in
making
acquaintance
with the
possibilities inherent
in
low-
frequency control. You
are
familiar,
by
this time, with patch
cords,
with
distinguishing input jacks
from output
jacks
,
and
with
finding
your way
around the
control
panel.
You should
be able to guess
pretty
accurately
what
effects
can
be
generated
from connecting any
of
the
functions we've
looked at
in
detail—
including the
inverting
voltage processor which was
introduced
without comment
in
5.1121.
So,
using VC02
as
your control
voltage source (since
it has
all
of the
output waveforms
at once), go
through once the syste-
matic procedure you are
familiar with from the preceding
sections
of
this
chapter,
beginning with
low-frequency control
by
each wave-
form
and
then
covering audio-frequency
control.
Use VC03 as
the
subject
of
the
experiments, since
the pulse
wave
at 50%
duty cycle is
identical
to
the square wave
on VCOI.