BogaudioModules

BogaudioModules for VCV Rack
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commit 81e6a1879a908ee7b8564bdb55ad964750030b4c
parent 021377e866431684f898d801ba0fc6eb02bfbd6d
Author: Matt Demanett <matt@demanett.net>
Date:   Wed, 22 Jul 2020 00:36:30 -0400

Mention WALK* and MIX* changes in README.

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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -388,7 +388,8 @@ Features: - Mutes per channel. - Right-clicking a mute buttons solos that channel (un-mutes that channel and temporarily mutes all others). Right or left click will un-solo, restoring the old state. Multiple channels can be "soloed" at once. - The fader handles contain lights indicating the signal level out of that channel. - - The Output saturates (soft clips) at +/-12 volts. + - The master output has MUTE and DIM controls (DIM is a partial mute, with a value configurable on the context menu; it defaults to -12dB). + - The output saturates (soft clips) at +/-12 volts. _Polyphony:_ The module is monophonic: if a polyphonic cable is present at an input, its channels will be summed. @@ -675,18 +676,26 @@ _Polyphony:_ <a href="#polyphony">Polyphonic</a>, with polyphony defined by the #### <a name="walk2"></a> WALK2 -WALK2 provides two channels of chaotic output, where the output voltage moves as a random walk. The two outputs are drawn as a trace, in X and Y, on the display. +WALK2 provides two channels of chaotic output, where the output voltage moves as a random walk. The two outputs are drawn as a trace, in X and Y, on the display. It may also be configured as an X/Y controller. For each channel: - RATE (knob and cv) controls how sedately, or wildly, the CV moves around. If CV is in use, it is attenuated by the knob. - OFFSET (knob and cv) adds or subtracts up to 5V from the base +/-5V output. If the offset CV is in use, it is attenuverted by the knob. - SCALE (knob and cv) attenuates the output; if CV is in use, it is attenuated by the knob. -Additionally: - - A trigger on the JUMP input will cause both channels to jump to a random value. A bit of slew limitation applies to the jump to minimize popping. - - DIST outputs a third CV, ranging over 0-10V, derived from X and Y channel outputs. +DIST outputs a third CV, ranging over 0-10V, derived from X and Y channel outputs. -Clicking on the display will jump the outputs, X and Y, to that point (again with a bit of slew limitation). +The TRIG input can be set to one of three actions by the TRIG selector below it: + - JUMP: on each trigger at TRIG, both channels will jump to a random value. + - S&H: on each trigger at TRIG, the value of the random generator on each channel is sampled and held. + - T&H: while there is a high gate voltage at TRIG, the random generator output is passed to each channel's output; when the gate drops, the last value is held. + +The display can be interacted with directly: + - A click on the display will jump the outputs to the corresponding value. + - Clicking and dragging will force the outputs to track the mouse. +Using these in combination with the S&H mode, where the values will hold until something changes them, makes WALK2 to into a handy X/Y controller. + +All discontinuous output jumps, caused by any of these means, are subject to a small amount of slew limitation, to avoid pops. Various options on the context (right-click) menu allow customization of the display (set the range of the display to +/-10V instead of the default +/-5V; hide the grid dots; set the color of the trace). @@ -694,7 +703,7 @@ _Polyphony:_ The module is monophonic (note that WALK is polyphonic). #### <a name="walk"></a> WALK -WALK is a single-channel random walk, identical to one channel of WALK2, in 3HP. +WALK is a single-channel random walk, identical to one channel of WALK2, in 3HP. It has a JUMP input rather than a TRIG input, but the same S&H and T&H modes are available on the context menu. _Polyphony:_ <a href="#polyphony">Polyphonic</a>, with polyphony defined by the RATE input. The polyphony port can be changed to OFFSET, SCALE or JUMP on the context menu.