8 Chained Vactrol LPGs

AGOG is an octal analogue vactrol-based low pass gate and mixer in a cascade
configuration.

Each one of its inputs, CVs and outputs are normalized and buffered to the next one: it can be used as a multiplier and a mixer for both audio and CV.

One way to imagine AGOG is to use water and streams.

In the module we have three rivers:
I inputs
V CVs and modulations and
O outputs
Iis flowing from top to bottom. An input inserted in the first socket will be buffered and it will flow unaltered in the next. If a cable is inserted, the connection will be interrupted.
Vworks in the same way but there is some latency in the interruption due to its chained vactrol configuration. This means that with a single control voltage you can open all the gates simultaneously.

Combining the features of both I and V you can for example control a single signal with 8 different CVs or 8 different sources with the same CV. The streams can be interrupted in any point, this means that all the LPGs can be used individually or in pair for stereo effects or send/return divisions.

The last stream,Orepresents the end of the flow, the river mouth. It acts as an active mixer, letting you mix 8 or more signals. As in the other streams, the connection can be interrupted in any given point to create sub mixes or individual outs.
More units can be chained together thanks to headers on the back. This chained configuration will add saturation to the final out.

8 independent LPG
Four groups with two LPG flavors: light (top row) and heavy (bottom row)
Each input (I column) is normalized to the next one
Each CV (V column) is copied and distributed to the next LPG
Each output (O column) is mixed into the next output stage
More units can be chained together directly using headers on the back of the module
DC coupled it works with both audio and CV
Reverse polarity protection diodes