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Noise
Sequential
Feedback<>Drive
The fdbk <> drive knob is bidirectional and controls two separate param-
eters.
When the knob is turned clockwise, drive affects the amount of lter
saturation by increasing the oscillators’ overall output.
When turned counter-clockwise, feedback can introduce a range of tones
from harmonic to chaotic by feeding the Trigon-6’s nal output back into
the lter stage.
Noise
Sets the output level of the white noise generator.
Filter
Filters take the basic, raw sound of the oscillators and noise generator
and subtract frequencies, changing the harmonic content and character of
their sound. This change can be varied over time using the Filter Enve-
lope to produce more dynamic, animated timbres.
In simple terms, a lowpass lter cuts high frequencies. The Trigon-6’s
4-pole lowpass lter allows for a wide range of sonic possibilities, with
a classic sound. Just like in historic 4-pole lowpass lter circuits, when
resonance is increased some bass is removed from the signal.
The Filter section.
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