
If
zero
volts
is
fed
into
the
FILTER
INPUT,
no
change
of
the
cutoff
frequency
is
caused.
A
positive
voltage
applied
to
the
FILTER
INPUT
raises
the
cutoff
frequency,
like
clockwise
movement
of
the
CUTOFF
knob.
A
negative
voltage
applied
to
the
FILTER
INPUT
lowers
the
cutoff
frequency,
like
counterclockwise
movement
of
the
CUTOFF
knob.
Nominally,
a
change
of
one
volt
at
the
FILTER
INPUT
will
cause
a
change
of
one
octave
in
the
cutoff
frequency
of
the
FILTER
section.
In
practice,
only
about
.95
volts
is
required
to
create
this
change
because
the
input
is
designed
to
be
slightly
over-sensitive.
This
prevents
your
having
to
amplify
incoming
signals;
the
sensitive
input
will
more
jikely
require
attenuat/on
(lessening)
of
the
signal
with
a
simple pot
requiring
no
power
supply.
Signals
fed
into
the
FILTER
INPUT
add
to
internaPcontrol
signals
to
control
the
FILTER
section.
Because
external
and
internal
control
signals
are
additive,
you
could
use
a
Moog
Accessory
like
the
1120
Pedal
Control
Source
in
conjunction
with
the
FILTER
CONTOUR.
OSC
A&B
INPUT
The
OSC
A&B
INPUT
(oscillators
control
input)
acts
only
as
an
input
for
signals
capable
of
controlling
the
frequency
(pitch)
of
both
oscillators.
A
control
signal
fed
into
the
OSC
A&B
INPUT
acts as
an
"unseen
hand"
that
electrically
manipulates
internal
control
elements
as
one
might
do
manually
on
the
control
panel.
The
best
analogy
to
manual
control
is
move
ment
of
the
WIDE
FREQ
knob
when
the
OCTAVE
selector
is
in
the
rightmost
position.
The
following
illustrates:
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
EXTERNAL
AND
MANUAL
OSCILLATOR
CONTROL
CONTROL
SIGNAL
OSCILLATORS
A&B
CONTROL
INPUT
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AUDIO
HI
AUDIO
I
S-IRIG
-OUTPUTS
KBO
GUDf
MODULATION
FIUE8
OSC
US
FORCE
-J
l-ON/OFFCONTROLJ
I
S-TKS
INPUTS-
AUDIO
TOUCH
MOO
EFFECTS
ACCESSORY
POWER
HUE
TIKE
FRONT
PANEL
I
f
zero
volts
is
fed
into
the
OSC
A&B
INPUT,
no
change
of
oscillators
pitch
is
caused.
A
positive
voltage
applied
to
the
input
raises
pitch,
like
clockwise
movement
of
the
WIDE
FREQ
knob.
A
negative
voltage
applied
to
the
input
lowers
pitch,
like
counterc/odcw/se
movement
of
the
WIDE
FREQ
knob.
Nominally,
a
change
of
one
volt
at
the
OSC
A&B
INPUT
will
cause
a
change
of
one
octave
in
the
frequency
of
the
oscillators.
In
practice,
only
about
.95
volts
is
required
to
create
this
change
because
the
input
is
designed
to
be
slightly
over-sensitive.
This
prevents
your
having
to
amplify
incoming
signals;
the
sensitive
input
will
more
likely
require
attenuation
(lessening)
of
the
signal
with
a
simple
pot
requiring
no
power
supply.
Signals
fed
into
the
OSC
A&B
INPUT
add
to
internal
control
signals
to
control
oscillator
fre
quency.
Because
external
and
internal
controls
are
additive,
you
could
use
a
Moog
accessory
such
as
the
1130
Drum
Controller
in
conjunction
with
the
keyboard.
TOUCH
MOD
EFFECTS
Allows
input
of
external
signal
into
the
MOD
path
of
the
KEYBOARD
TOUCH
section
(in
lieu
of
MODULATION
section
signal).
Functional
only
when
the
EFFECT
switch
on
front
panel
is
in
MOD
position.
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