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Befaco Hex VCA is best.

This is rad!

I enjoyed the distortion

i thoughty mod demix signal can also be inverted?

I got the Befaco kit (gonna build it tomorrow). I really bought it to use it as a CV utility in order to add more complexity to sequences. I honestly didn’t think of it as a VCA even though I knew it could do that. I’m a big fan of Make Noise though but most of the stuff I have is the stand alone units.

They are different, but both beautiful. I tend to use Moddemix for its sonic results. IMHO A*B+C is very useful for CV manipulation, like scaling a sequence, voltage mirroring, as a rectifier, or for slowing down a LFO with negative offsets. It’s like Moddemix + maths channels 2 and 3. Thanks for sharing!

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after seeing your video i immediately powered up my gear and checked my axb+c on the scope. well i don't have any glitches on the sine wave. i checked with different frequencies. unipolar (vca ) as well as bipolar multiplication (ring mod). i have a diy befaco axb+c. as i remember they tweaked the module a bit in version 2. your glitch can also come from your modulator source. technicaly the multiplication is realised with a very simple chip. so there are better designs. we like the moddemix because its coloring the pure sine ... well technically non of them should color! so for me befaco wins here.

Great video! Please make more!

I did not expect (but love) the sound of that trapeziod waveform when the amplitude goes down. I guess the Befaco is more precise, but what it does with the sine's bottom is just as unexpected. I had no idea they'd be so different. Thanks for sharing!

You can definitely hear the fuzz coming out of the ModDemix. I feel like I really want my polarizer to handle CV well, so I'm not sure I want that color...

fantastic video. actually useful, concise yet answered every question I had on this specific topic. Subscribed

Moddemix sounds better to me. More interesting. It would probably drive people who are looking for a cleaner, more classic ring mod absolutely nuts though. Getting the bell tones and such would be more difficult. The befaco is clearly better for mixing cv.

Wondering how the Doepfer A-133-2 compares to the ModDemix...

moddemix is so cool. thanks for making this!!

TEAM MODDEMIX

Excellent

Nice video - a topic I’m interested in myself so nice to see someone test it!

Complete Control!! Thanks for the vid.. How do you deal with the background noise that occurs when you're not playing? Is there a way to silence that?

Can't wait for the next video, every week you give us something unique and creative!

hola 💖

New sub for sure! Keep it up man

Really dope! Love it

There's a couple good videos about how to do this already but certainly would love to see your implementation :) Very different beat than the other vids.

This is great! Definitely interested in seeing the how-to on this :)

Such excellent work on this Eli !