Slopes

Slopes

Slopes is a CV processor that analyzes an incoming signal and generates outputs based on the shape of that input.

Inputs & Outputs

• ain: The analogue signal to process. Due to technical limitations this signal should ideally be an LFO, smooth random voltage, or envelope. Audio-rate signals can be patched in, but will likely not be analyzed correctly due to processing latency.

• k1: Noise filter. Increasing k1 will make the signal processing less sensitive, but will also reduce random noise.

• k2: CV output attenuator. At maximum, cv4-6 will output 0-10V. At 50% cv4-6 will output 0-5V. At 0% cv4-6 will produce no output

• cv1: A gate signal that is high when ain is rising and low when ain is falling

• cv2: A gate signal that is high when ain is falling and low when ain is rising

• cv3: A gate signal that is high when ain is flat (i.e. holding the same voltage across samples)

• cv4: A CV signal representing the positive slope of ain; the faster ain is rising, the stronger the CV signal

• cv5: A CV signal representing the negative slope of ain; the faster ain is falling, the stronger the CV signal

• cv6: A CV signal representing the overall maginude of the slope, ignoring the direction (i.e. the sum of cv4 and cv5)

Unused:

• din
• b1
• b2

The display is not used by Slopes and will remain off at all times.