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Revision as of 21:04, 5 March 2021
CV/gate is an analogue method of controlling monophonic synthesizers. It consists of a control voltage (CV) which determines which pitch to play and a gate signal which turns the sound on and off. Gate is a positive going voltage and is also known as V-Trig (voltage trigger). Almost all all modern synthesizers use V-Trig. S-Trig (switch trigger) is a switch to ground signal and is not much used any more.[1]
See also
References
- ^ Gates and Triggers tutorial at Synthesizers.com
Further reading
External links
- Gates and Triggers tutorial at Synthesizers.com
- Synth Secrets, Part 7: Envelopes, Gates & Triggers, Sound On Sound, November 1999
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