Doepfer

Thankyou for the response and explaination.

Regards

Ed

On 6 August 2012 10:47, <yahoo@doepfer.de> wrote:

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> > i've noticed this on my a-132-4
> > i'm using mine as 4 separate vca's
> > a negative voltage will no doubt close it more, but why the
> > design i wonder
>
> The A-132-4 VCAs have an exponential control scale. The A-132-4 information
> on our website says "The control scale for each VCA is about 12dB/V (i.e. 1
> V CV decrease corresponds to 12dB level decrease and 1 V CV increase
> corresponds to 12dB level increase). 0V CV corresponds to about -60dB".
> Consequently a negative voltage is required to attenuate more than -60dB.
>
> Same applies to the A-132-3 in the exp. mode. As a rule exponential VCAs
> have a certain attenuation/amplification specified in X dB/V. From the
> theory one never reaches zero amplification (-OO dB) but in reality the
> signal will vanish in the noise floor.
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
>
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