Hello there - OK, so I posted this in the minifooger forum by accident, but now it's where it belongs!
I would like to use the LFO on my XL to feed CVto my 'foogers but the 'fooger manuals all state that they accept CV between 0 and 5 volts. Well, it's possible, of course, to use the attenuator section on the XL to get round that but really I'd like to know if putting that negative voltage into the 'foogers is actually going to cause any damage. I saw a comment somewhere that suggested that on the filter at least that the whole range could ONLY be addressed by using a bipolar voltage. So...if anyone has an opinion to offer I'd be grateful to hear it please.
Many Thanks
Feeding a negative CV to moogerfoogers
Re: Feeding a negative CV to moogerfoogers
It varies from pedal to pedal. Do a quick manual read in the technical notes section at the back to find out. From what I recall, sending negative voltage wont hurt the unit, it just doesn't do anything.
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Re: Feeding a negative CV to moogerfoogers
thanks, that sounds like the way to go!