Technical data

MULTIMOOG SELF-MODULATION JUMPER
*" STEREO PLUG
RING \
JUMPER FROM TIP TO RING TERMINAL
It is possible to route modulation signals both
to and from the Multimoog simultaneously and
independently from a modular system or another
synthesizer:
SIMULTANEOUS INPUT & OUTPUT OF MODULATION SIGNALS
STEREO PLUG
TO MOD JACK
MULTIMOOG MODULATION
OUTPUT TO ANOTHER
SYNTHESIZER
(EXAMPLE: 921 OSCILLATOR)
The MODULATION jack is particularly
powerful, since it provides simultaneous two-way
communication with the outside world; its presence is
MULTIMOOG MODULATION
INPUT FROM ANOTHER
SYNTHESIZER
(EXAMPLE: 911 ENVELOPE GEN.)
an important advance in the open system synthesizer
concept.
FILTER INPUT
The FILTER INPUT acts only as an input for
signals capable of controlling the cutoff frequency of
the FILTER section. A control signal fed into the
FILTER INPUT acts as an "unseen hand" that
electrically manipulates internal control elements as
one might do manually on the front panel. The
following depicts the analogy between FILTER INPUT
control and control by hand:
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND MANUAL FILTER CONTROL
CONTROL SIGNAL
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