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#X obj 20 210 cnv 15 400 30 empty empty CONTROLS: 20 12 0 14 -158136
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#X text 26 419 OUT - output;
#X text 24 248 VCA - controls the level of the signal present at the
IN input.;
#X text 24 284 CV - attenuator for incoming cv at the CV input;
#X text 24 352 IN - signal in;
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#X text 21 53 The "VCA" module is a voltage controlled amplifier/attenuator.
It is one of the most useful modules in any modular system. Typically
a vca is most commonly used to dynamically change a signal's amplitude
over time in tandem with an envelope generator. But the same could
be applied to any signal that you want to change dynamically over time
in a patch. Basic example: instead of patching an LFO directly to the
filter cutoff \, go through a vca and control that vca with another
LFO. This is called "modulate the modulator" and can really give some
life to your patches.;
