Duatt 1U Manual
Plug the square wave output of the “pulsing” LFO into Duatt’s IN A and connect OUT B
to your filter’s frequency CV input. Use Channel A’s attenuverter to set the amount of
pulse you want to hear. Next, plug the triangle wave output of the “slow sweeping” LFO
into Duatt’s IN B . Since nothing is plugged into OUT A , OUT B contains a sum of Duatt’s
A and B channels. Use Channel B’s attenuverter to set how much the pulse sweeps up
and down the frequency band. You now have two different CV sources controlling one
destination by varying amounts.
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Audio Mixing : Audio is a voltage too. So you’re probably asking yourself, “Can I use
Duatt to mix a couple channels of audio together?” Yes, you can!
Set both of Duatt’s polarity switches to UNI and turn both its knobs fully
counterclockwise . Plug the output of one oscillator into IN A , and the other into IN B .
Connect OUT B to your audio amplifier, and leave OUT A un-connected. Rotate
Channel A’s attenuator clockwise and you’ll hear the oscillator connected to IN A .
Increase the Channel B attenuator to add IN B to the mix.
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Instant Voltage Doubling : Channel A has a dedicated multiplier switch, which doubles
the voltage being sent to its input. This is ideal for temporarily pumping up a CV’s impact
on a particular parameter, then instantly dropping it back down to its original level.
Technical Specifications
Width
14 hp
Maximum Depth
22 mm
Current Draw
12 mA @ +12V
10 mA @ -12V
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