
PLUM AUDIO
Usage:
SWITCH handles very fast switching speeds and can work with control signals above audio rate (up to 30kHz!)
therefore it can be used for a wide range of functions ranging from controlled mute, routing sound sources to
or from different modules, choosing between different modulation sources / sequences or using it as a
modulator at audio rate frequencies.
Patch Ideas:
Slow Unipolar Switching (2.5v Threshold):
1. Controllable Mute: Connect the signal you wish to mute to Socket B, leave Socket A unpatched and
connect a gate from your sequencer to the Control Input.
When the Gate is Low the signal is muted, when the Gate is High the signal is unmuted.
You can replace the Gate control with an LFO (with 0v threshold) to get a tremolo effect.
2. Filter Switching: Connect your oscillator to Socket X and connect Sockets A + B to two different filter
modules. Use a CV sequencer or a random source to the Control Input to control which of the filters
will receive the signal from the oscillator.
3. Melody Switching: Connect two different melodies from your sequencer to Socket A + B and
connect Socket X to the V/OCT input of your oscillator. Connect a Gate signal to the Control Input to
choose which of the melodies the oscillator will play.
Fast Bipolar Switching (0v Threshold):
4. Audio Modulator: Use 3 oscillators and connect them to Sockets A, B and Control.
On Socket X you will get a combination of the 3 oscillators. Play with the frequencies of the
oscillators to get different flavors.
5. Tom’s Stereo Enhancer: The idea in this patch is to switch the signal between left and right in each
wave cycle of the oscillator.
In order to do this you will need an oscillator with a sub output (like the Core output of Joranalogue
Generate 3 or the SUB output of the bottom section of Instruo CSL).
Connect the signal from your oscillator to Socket X of both switches using a mult or a stackable patch
cable, connect the SUB output of the oscillator to Switch 1's Control input, connect Switch 1's Socket
A to the left input of your stereo mixer and Switch 2's Socket B to the right input of your mixer.
(* Thanks to Tom Barami for this idea).