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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

POLIVOKS SELF REZ


YouTube via bluelantern320. On Ebay

POLIVOKS VCF Line Level Pass

"I had a Korg ER-1 Beat play through the filter."

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

POLIVOKS VCF Bass Guitar Pass Through


YouTube via bluelantern320. via this auction. Also see these videos.
"I had my Neighbor Play Bass while I fiddle with the VCF. It was also FM Modulated by an Analog VCO"

"These are the inputs:
(1) CV
(1) FM bipolar CV
(2) Audio In (Ain)

These are the Outputs.
(1) FIlter out BP/LP (selected by swtich)
(1) LFO out
(1) LFO SQUARE OUT
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Now for the hard Facts: The pre-amp section was intended for VCO analog synth Signals, It sounds very clean with these signals because these levels are usually Beefy and Big.
It can however amplify Line level by x100. But by cranking it up all the way you will hear slight distortion and a little Noise. This also applies to Guitars/bass. In other words this is not a crystal clear Pre-amp when cranked up x100 gain. This is how I wanted it to be, distorted and sour mainly for Analog Signals. I made some demos passing various signals through the filter so you can hear it in action."

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