I can get close to what I’m looking for with an attenuverter, but that requires shifting the entire input up by +5 volts, making the output +0V to +10V. I’m looking for a way to leave the positive values unaffected, though it would be nice to have a switch to choose between negative or positive voltage at the output.
Example: If the input voltage has a range of -5V to +5V, essentially invert the signal while it is below 0; -5 becomes +5, -2 becomes +2, -3.24356 becomes +3.24356, ad infinitum.
@Vortico — That’s pretty much exactly what I needed, and I can always just invert the signal using another instance and the inverse output if necessary. I thought this might be called a rectifier, but wasn’t sure. Thanks!
Just finished development on an LFO module which will trim the signal to whichever voltage you want while keeping the original wave intact. You can produce the same results with Utilities and offsets as mentioned using min/max inputs.
Here’s a screen shot of how to route
My LFO and Logic modules will be distributed some time this week.
In case anyone else comes by this thread doesn’t already know, these are the specific pins on the Kinks/Utilities module for the rectifier and absolute output.
Small note: Instructions to install do not require unzipping. Rack’s unzipper is guaranteed to work, but manually unzipping might extract files in the wrong place, so it’s better to leave this step out.