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Analog (signals of data), unlike Digital, are not limited to being only two states/voltages. An Analog signal can be anywhere in between the highest and lowest values of volts(-12V to +12V on any standard Eurorack power rail, for example).
Electronics
The backbone of analog synthesis.
Uses
- CV in CV/Gate
- Audio Signals
See also
External links
- Wikipedia:Analog Electronics
- Wikipedia:Analog Signals