Analogue Solutions NYBORG 12, Руководство пользователя

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Analogue Solutions | Nyborg | Manual
modulation signal is inverted (negative). In a central position the selected modulation
source will not affect cut-off modulation.
NOTCH
This sets the relative mix between the low pass and high pass filters that is fed to the
Filter Type selection switch
MOD SOURCE ROTARY SWITCH
This selects the modulation source that will affect the filter cut-off and is routed to the
control above.
There are 4 modulation sources;
EG1 EG1 is used as a modulation source. Use for tonal changes.
LFO LFO is used as a modulation source. Use for filter sweeps (wah-wah).
VCO2 Pulse wave of VCO2 is used as a modulation source. Use for effects.
EXT Signal at the EXT socket is used as a mod source. Use for external filter control.
FILTER TYPE ROTARY SWITCH
LP - Low Pass: Signals above the cut-off frequency are attenuated at a rate of
12dB/octave.
BP - Band Pass: Signals above and below the cut-off frequency are attenuated at a
rate of 12dB/octave.
HP - High Pass: Signals below the cut-off frequency are attenuated at a rate of 12dB/
octave.
Notch Notch: signals at the cut-off frequency are attenuated at a rate of 12dB/octave.
Nyborg-24 Filter
Since the Nyborg-24 does not have a multimode filter (not possible with its transistor
ladder design) there are no need for the NOTCH and FILTER MODE switches. So
these have been replaced with additional Modulation SOURCE and Modulation
AMOUNT controls which work in the same kind of way as the other set.
Nyborg-24 does not have, or indeed need, a Q Boost switch. The 4 pole filter design
gives a resonance characteristic that enables it to already heavily self-oscillator.
Nyborg - Nov 2017
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