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Maths SUM output adds or subtracts control signals using attenuvertor polarity

The SUM output on Maths sums all four channels’ contributions weighted by their Attenuvertors. For mixing: set Attenuvertors full CW for addition, full CCW for subtraction. When using CH.1 or 4 as summers (not as function generators), set RISE and FALL to full CCW and do not engage CYCLE — this prevents the channels from shaping the signal. CH.2 and 3 are permanently in through mode. This makes Maths a four-input CV mixer and offset generator in one.

Examples

To add CV_A and subtract CV_B: CH.1 Signal IN = CV_A, Attenuvertor full CW. CH.2 Signal IN = CV_B, Attenuvertor full CCW. CH.1 RISE+FALL full CCW, no CYCLE. Take SUM OUT.

Assessment

Describe the minimum configuration to use Maths as a three-input CV adder where one input is inverted, and state which parameter must be at zero to prevent shaping.

“For channels to be added, set Attenuvertor controls to full CW. Set Attenuvertors for channels to be subtracted to full CCW. Take output from SUM OUT.”
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