PLUM AUDIO –
ARBA
OPERATING PRINCIPLES:
In this part of the manual you will find a few examples of patches that can be done with
ARBA
and
demonstrations of various aspects of its operating principles, please take your time and try out these
patches for a better understanding of the
ARBA
.
EXAMPLE 1 - QUAD MONO VCA:
The most basic usage of
ARBA
is as a quad mono VCA.
Use one channel to control the level of one mono source.
Connect the output of the source (oscillator, filter or any other audio source) to the input of this
channel, connect the CV source (an envelope generator, LFO or any other CV source) to the CV
input and connect the output of this channel to your listening path (a mixer or any other audio
interface).
When the CV level rises, the level of this channel will increase.
ARBA
provides four identical channels that can process four mono audio sources.