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The D-Tech Polivoks filter can be used either in low pass or in band pass mode. At the input there's a level control which has a big influence on the sound as the filter can be easily distorted.
Besides the manual cutoff control there is a second yellow potentiometer: "Cutoff Curve" determines the filter slope. Used as low pass you can blend from approx. 6dB/oct to -12db/oct. In band pass mode you start at -6dB and widen the "bell" towards the bass range.
The filter resonance can be voltage controlled as well and the CV input has an attenautor. The "Res. Slope" potentiometer is used for setting the resonance behaviour, from rather tame in "flat" setting to wild, poisonous behavoiur of the Polivoks that's screamy resonance had no stable self-oscillation and distorted quickly.
About the CV inputs 1 and 2: Via the "CV Address" control you can assign the CVs either to the cutoff frequency, the resonance or BOTH! this espcially an useful feature if you want deep resonating basses that will not go into self-oscillation wehn cutoff is increased.