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Originally Posted by DIGITAL SCREAMS
Hmmm I wonder whether any of u guys could make an in-audiably low pitch with ur Virus'.
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Osc 1 to sine and -48, bend down to -64, transpose keyboard to -2 octaves and hit lowest C. Voil?.
But the internal caps may start to filter out the frequencies below 20Hz.
At least my mixer didn't react to the ultra low sine at all. Just faint "snap" and that's it.
If you want a low sound from your Virus:
1. Tear off the case
2. Find the DA-converter
3. Build your own 24-bit DA-converter with an opamp and 25 resistors with binary wighted values (1st. 1ohm, 2nd 2ohm, 3rd 4ohm... 24th 8388608ohm) Find the closest E-standard resistor values and use 10Mohm resistor on the feedback.
4. Solder your DA-converter on Virus' digital output.
5. Feed an amplifier with the output and get ready for rumble, which no speaker can produce. So in other words the DA-converter you just built is useless.