Is this intentional? Or perhaps the module is meant for low frequency CV signals?
Which section?
Because most are transparent: they duplicate signals as they come in, except when certain parts of the right sections, the 3:1 section (a simple mixer that sums) or turning on the averager (the 3:1 section divides the final signal by 3) are used.
I see there is a lot of DC on the output, too.
Expected behavior: compare the output with Audible Instruments’ “Utilities” (where the base code came from) and Count Modula’s “Rectifier”.
Maybe expected by you, but your manual says “audio and CV signals with a polyphonic module that fulfills every mad scientist’s dream.” Whereas the count says “Note that the rectifier module is highly likely to introduce aliasing artefacts when driven with audio frequencies, but I figure anyone running audio through a rectifier is probably not looking or a high-fidelity experience…”
For many years my rectifier has been available that does not do this, btw.
Isn’t that a Mad Scientist’s dream? 
well, it’s misleading. To me (and most ppl?) if you say “this is good for audio”, and don’t mention that it will introduce a lot of inharmonic distortion, it’s misleading.
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I disagree… however… you uncapped an opportunity for fun I missed, so a note has been added 
Thanks!
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Misleading!? Lol the mentor-without-a-mentee is back to pontificating again. Did you ever contact the forum maintainers about creating a Squinky’s Corner? Would be great to pair your philosophical musings with your excellent technical guide without polluting the forum with disingenuous questions.
I may not always see eye to eye with Squinky, but our conversations are always civil, sooo… please don’t turn this thread into a personal flame war?
The difference was resolved in a manner that, at least, amused me
I do my share of pontification from time to time as well
It’s a singer thing
You can say yes to aliasing by using the Explorator SIGN section’s rectifiers: the aliasing and everything remains
I pontificate and market
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Hehe fair! Hope you have the same resilience 5 years down the line… your plugin adaptations and originals are ace! I’m having a sonic feast at the moment. Thank you!
It’s ok, that guy hates me. only comes by to say nasty things. It’s ok.
Thank you for the kind comments
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I apologize Squinky, that mentor-without-a-mentee comment was indeed nasty.
Here’s is an idea: why instead of ‘casually asking questions’ about very well known adaptations and mutations from a legend, you rather send a personal message to the developers about your aliasing obsession?
Instead of putting them on the spot (in your mind) publicly.
Just a thought! Peace.