Pura Ruina Demo - Three-stage CV controlled full-wave rectifier and VCA

[@reheller]

This jam jumped at me today just when I thought I don’t want a distortion module. How wrong I was. Cool session, POB 😎

[@mgscheue]

Looks nice. Thanks for showing what's coming out with the sine wave input. It can be hard to tell what's happening when the input is already something complex.

[@aikighost]

Doesn't Mylar Melodies have the copyright on "ACE!!!" ? :P

[@eddraper]

This module is pure awesome sauce. Love mine!

[@catscanmeow]

sweet module! Have the seca ruina and love it. Im a bit confused and trying to understand whats going on under the hood here though, the oscilloscope output a bipolar shape from the output, but you said it makes a bipolar signal unipolar. Is it adding a counter offset voltage to bring it back down? Also the shape of the waveform isn't what i'd expect a rectified sine to look like. Looks like theres a bit more magic going on inside the module.

[@distorson]

Same thoughts here

[@romainwelker134]

I can't tell you what's going on about the unexpected shape but the bipolar output probably comes from a capacitance in the output stage so it removes the DC offset induced by the rectification stage.

[@NoiseEngineering]

There's always more magic 😉 but yes, the sections are all AC coupled.

[@raskolnikov1242]

Does it work with lfo's? Let's say, to create evolving rectified melodies?

[@jadeone]

can’t see why not

[@JohnLRice]

Nice! :-)

[@synthanatomy]

Sounds gorgeous :)