This eurorack module is a Dual VCA with Ring Modulation. The two channels are normalled to each other, causing strange side bands and esoteric ring modulation effects when using two carriers, or the modulators of opposite channels. It is DC coupled, so it works fine with control voltages as well as audio signals. There is an Auxiliary input, providing three channels that are mixed to the Sum output. When using Unipolar envelopes, the ModDemix functions as a dual VCA. When Bipolar signals are used, it begins to ring modulate (especially when the modulator is in audio rate.)
Features
Dual Direct-Coupled Modulation Module
Unique balanced modulator circuit turns OFF around zero volts at the Carrier/ Control INput, making the circuit behave well as a VCA
STRENGTH is a Combo Knob, with nothing patched to STRENGTH CV IN, it works as a standard panel control, setting Level. With signal patched to STRENGTH CV IN, it works as an attenuator, setting the strength of the modulation
Both circuits feed a summing stage, allowing the module to be used as a voltage controlled mixer
AUXiliary IN allows for the stacking of multiple modDemix and/ or Optomix to create larger mixes
Able to introduce warm distortions to audio signals, sounds like no other VCA or Ring Mod
MAX BLINKENLIGHTS, 8 LEDs packed into a small 6hp module
Thanks for all the help. I just basically plugged cables in all over the shop with Maths, and ModDemix, and made several amazing sounds, so the manual is a great starting point, but modular begs for trial and error!!! One thing I will call for help from you helpful forumers, however - and I'm sure...
...as kind of VCA but also a 3 channel stereo mixer. The QPAS has a stereo VCA included. And the ModDemix is a 2 channel mono VCA and 3 channel mono mixer. By the OCP-X I get of course the additional ENV, LFO, and Mod-Sequencer, also Euclidian LFO, Tuner, Bitcrusher, and a lot of more...
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