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CV
The CV control determines how much of the signal fed to the CV jack is used to
modulate the Auxiliary LFO frequency. The control provides a linear scale, from 0%
(fully anti-clockwise) to 100% (fully clockwise).
SYNC
The Sync input can be used to synchronise the Auxiliary LFO to an external trigger
signal. The push button allows you to choose whether to synchronise to the rising
(positive) or falling (negative) edge of the trigger signal. Examples of trigger signals
include clocks, gates, keyboard triggers, square/pulse waves, and so on. You can even
use the reset edge of a sawtooth or ramp waveform as long as the sync edge switch is
set to the corresponding input signal edge.
SHAPE
The Shape control provides manual control of the shape of the triangle wave. When
set to to the mid position the Auxiliary LFO generates a triangle wave. With the
control turned to the left the duration of the rising (left) edge of the triangle is short-
ened, and vice versa for the other direction. One way to imagine this to think of the
triangle falling over to the left or the right. At the extreme ends of the control the
triangle wave looks more like a sawtooth or ramp wave form.
If a jack is inserted into the Shape socket then an external voltage can be used to vary
the shape of the triangle. In this mode of operation the Shape control becomes an
inverting attenuator: with the control in the middle position the external voltage has
no effect on the shape; when turned left the external voltage directly modulates the
shape; when turned right the external voltage is inverted and then used to modulate
the shape. For the technically-minded, the Shape socket is normalised to +5V.
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