Trace is a four-channel Interpolating Scanner created in collaboration with Vostok Instruments.
Introduced by Jurgen Haible in 1994 and later improved by Donald Tillman in 1999, the Interpolating Scanning circuit is a hybrid between a signal selector and a crossfader.
The circuit morphs between the inputs, fading from one to the next as the voltage control rises. The Trace version of this classic circuit comes with a custom, fine-tuned slope response that prioritizes a smooth transition between the inputs, providing interesting middle points between the channels and improving its behavior when controlled by external CV signals.
Its clean and playful layout makes Trace a powerful tool for adding a new layer of depth and playability to your patches.
From waveform morphing and CV-controlled transitions, to audio-rate scanning. Trace brings a new horizon of patching possibilities to any system.
FEATURES
- Four channels
- DC-Coupled inputs for use with both audio and CV signals.
- Custom fading slope designed to improve the response on middle positions.
- CV-controlled scanning with onboard attenuation and inversion of the modulation signal.
- Low noise analog VCA circuits.
SPECS
- Size: 4HP
- Current draw: +/-12V: 70mA, +5V: 0mA
- Depth: 32mm (including power cable)
- Input Impedance: 51kΩ (Signal inputs), 100kΩ (Scan CV input)
- Output Impedance: 1kΩ
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UK // Elevator Sound , Signal Sounds , Thonk (DIY)
