Patch Notes:

Creating warm additive sounds with the Pip LFO, Pip Filter and Pip Slope which combine to form a compact but flexible 12hp analogue synth voice. 

With VCO mode engaged, the bipolar triangle wave out of the Pip LFO is patched through the Pip Filter with its cutoff and built in VCA modulated by the Pip Slope’s envelope. The cutoff is reduced and the unipolar sine out of the Pip LFO is patched to the attenuated cutoff CV input of to begin FMing the circuit once the attenuverter is increased. Combined with increased resonance, this additive technique adds subtle, buzzy harmonics to the filtered triangle wave, producing a plethora of unique mellow tones depending on the filter settings. This wide ranging additive patch is one of the many ways the compact ‘Pip voice’ can be creatively patched.

For more info on the Pip Filter visit: busycircuits.com/alm039/
For more info on the Pip LFO visit: https://busycircuits.com/alm048
For more info on the Pip Slope visit: https://busycircuits.com/alm028





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Additive Pip Voice

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Additive Pip Voice

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