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[Theo]

I also use +/-5V range for audio and LFO output,
except for square LFO those are 0 to +5V or 0 to -5V.
All my modules can handle +/-15V as input however the effective range is
usually limited to 5V.
That is either +/-2.5V or 0 to +5V this is where the input and offset pots
do their job.
Think we are not alone, kind of makes sense to at least allow negative CV
from LFOs and audio.
Or I am missing the point you try to make?

Theo



From: patchell <patchell at silcom.com>

>     I use +/- control voltages as well, so that make two freaks.  And
> the signals I basically treat the same way as you do.  Why put limits
> that restrict your fredom.
>
> Roman wrote:
>
> >   I use +/- for audio AND control. Not limited to 5V. Filter output
> > can swing to +/-10V
> > while oscillating, and multiple control voltage can reach that too
> > when added.
> > I keep raw signals like oscillators and envelopes in +/-5V rails, but
> > wouldn't mind
> > having a module with, say, -6.5..+8.3V output range.
> > I think most common is control voltage not going below 0, but I'm the
> > freak here. ;)
> >
> > Roman
>
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