Manhattan Analog DTM

MUSICAL FEATURES

The Manhattan Analog DTM is a discerning mixer module designed with a discrete circuit based on the CP3 mixer used in Vintage Moog. Features and layouts make for a clean soundMIXIs similar to, but DTM is interestingClipping distortionIs known for.

The signal is passively mixed and then passes through its own clipping circuit, adding a unique musical distortion.Passive mixerTherefore, the input signals interfere with each other, and it has the effect of keeping the output level constant like compression (so unlike a highly accurate mix). As a result, when boosted to the maximumThe fundamental (bass) is emphasizedYou can get harmonic overtone distortion, and this effect is further enhanced by mixing the two detuned waveforms, producing the fat sound characteristic of Moog.

Also, as a unique characteristic of this mixer, Attenuverter is attached to the master,Difference in distortion between the plus side and the minus sidethere is. On the plus side, spikes added to the waveform at the 1 o'clock or 2:XNUMX knob position do not occur on the minus side, so if you want to obtain less distortion in the high end, turn it to the minus side and reverse it.

The original CP3 mixer is a module designed to mix oscillator waveforms, but it can handle any sound. AlsoCan handle CVSo, in addition to CV mixing and waveform modulation, it is also possible to mix sound and CV at the same time and use the clipping characteristic to modulate distortion.

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