Utility
Output
The way out to your speakers.
How it works
Signals are summed, run through a DC blocker (so stray control voltages don’t push your speakers) and a limiter (so nothing gets painfully loud). The mini scope shows the final output.
Inputs
| MONO | Mono — goes to both speakers. |
|---|---|
| L | Left speaker only. |
| R | Right speaker only. |
Knobs and switches
| Volume | Master volume. |
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Lessons that use the Output
Each one opens as a working patch in the synth.
- 01 · Your First Note
- 02 · Envelopes
- 03 · Subtractive Synthesis
- 04 · Movement with LFOs
- 05 · Mixer: Fat Sounds
- 06 · Scope: Seeing Sound
- 07 · Clock & Sequencer
- 08 · Drums & Rhythm
- 09 · Drum Seq: Program a Beat
- 10 · Space: Delay & Reverb
- 11 · Noise: Wind & Hats
- 12 · FM: Audio-Rate Modulation
- 13 · Drive & Wavefolding
- 14 · Bitcrusher: Lo-Fi
- 15 · Vowel: Make It Talk
- 16 · Chorus, Phaser, Flanger
- 17 · Wavetable & PWM
- 18 · Plucked String
- 19 · Low-Pass Gate: Plucky Notes
- 20 · Sampler: Play a Sound
- 21 · Generative Melodies
- 22 · Resonator: Bells & Bars
- 23 · Slew: Glide Anything
- 24 · Scale/Offset: Signal Surgery
- 25 · Chords & Arpeggios
- 26 · Polyphony: Play Chords
- 27 · Stereo & Sidechain
- 28 · Logic & Clock Division
- 29 · Switch: A New Melody Every Bar
- 30 · Burst: Ratchets & Rolls
- 31 · Turing Machine
- 32 · Sampler: Chop a Break
- 33 · Glitch: Break It on Purpose
- 34 · Looper
- 35 · Granular Clouds
- 36 · Pitch Shifter: Instant Harmony
- 37 · XY Pad: Play by Touch
- 38 · Lorenz: Chaos
- 39 · Bouncing Balls
- 40 · Game of Life
- 41 · Gamepad & Phone Tilt
- 42 · Mic & Envelope Follower
- 43 · Vocoder
- 44 · Stereo Mixer: Width & Sends
- 45 · EQ: Shape the Tone
- 46 · Compressor: Punch & Glue
- 47 · Spectrum & Tuner
- 48 · Recorder