Hi! I have a doubt that I hope you can help me solve.
From MI Links manual:
3:1 section
This section acts as an averager. The three signals sent to each of the IN inputs are mixed together, with a gain of 1/3 applied to the mix. It is particularly useful for mixing audio signals without causing clipping.
I tried with 3 fundamental Vco, connecting the saw output of each of them respectively to input 1,2 and 3 and the summed signal coming from Multiples output still clipping. From what I see the module mixed together 3 full signals instead of reduce each to 1/3. Did I miss something?
Whether it’s a steady, fixed CV (with output measured by NYSTHI’s Volt Meter, or several varieties of noise and/or sine waves measured by Submarine’s VM-202, the output of the Audible Instruments’ Multiples 3:1 section adds together for me (just like with the 2:2 section). And a single signal does not get reduced to 1/3.
Could it be that the docs are only true for the hardware version of the module, “Links”?
In Links the last section is not a simple mixer as in the vcv rack version,
it’s a 3-input mixer with a gain of 1/3rd per channel (like an averager) for audio and CV.
Would be nice and useful if this can be fixed. […snip]
I’m assuming that in the first paragraph he’s saying how it’s supposed to work, not how it actually behaves for him. So I guess it’s not a new thing, and it’s not just us.
Hi and thank you for confirming the bug, if so we can call it!
I hope that the vcv version was designed to faithfully reproduce the hardware and therefore section 3:1 is not just a simple mixer and that soon will be fixed.