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- ARP_Little_Brother abstract "The ARP Little Brother, produced from 1975 to 1977, is a keyboardless monophonic expander module, sold as an add-on for another ARP synthesizer. It was controlled by connecting the control voltage (CV) output of an ARP synthesizer's keyboard to the Little Brother's CV input. The Little Brother had a single voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) with selectable waveforms, and a sub-octave divider that could produce up to three additional tones simultaneously at -1, -2 and -3 octave intervals. It also had an LFO, and a pitch bend/master tuning knob. However, it had no voltage controlled filter (VCF), voltage controlled amplifier (VCA) or envelope generator (EG or ADSR). When used with other ARP synths to \"fatten up\" their sounds, the Little Brother's audio output had to be patched into the external audio input of its companion synthesizer, essentially adding an extra VCO and LFO to the system. It was commonly sold with the Axxe, and was given away for free with the purchase of an Odyssey during a summer 1976 promotion. However, it could be used with any analog synthesizer that had the necessary 1v/octave CV output and external audio input connections.".
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageExternalLink lilbro.shtml.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageID "4226256".
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageLength "2028".
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageOutDegree "13".
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageRevisionID "580188578".
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink ARP_Instruments.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink ARP_Odyssey.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Analog_synthesizer.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Gate.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Category:ARP_synthesizers.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Low-frequency_oscillation.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Polyphony_and_monophony_in_instruments.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Sound_module.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Subtractive_synthesis.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Synthesizer.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLink Timbrality.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageWikiLinkText "ARP Little Brother".
- ARP_Little_Brother dates "1975".
- ARP_Little_Brother extControl "CV/Gate, ARP system interface".
- ARP_Little_Brother fx "none".
- ARP_Little_Brother imageCaption "ARP Instruments, Inc. Logo".
- ARP_Little_Brother keyboard "none".
- ARP_Little_Brother lfo "1".
- ARP_Little_Brother memory "none".
- ARP_Little_Brother oscillator "1".
- ARP_Little_Brother polyphony Polyphony_and_monophony_in_instruments.
- ARP_Little_Brother synthManufacturer ARP_Instruments.
- ARP_Little_Brother synthName "Little Brother".
- ARP_Little_Brother synthesisType Analog_synthesizer.
- ARP_Little_Brother synthesisType Subtractive_synthesis.
- ARP_Little_Brother timbrality Timbrality.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Electronic-musical-instrument-stub.
- ARP_Little_Brother wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_synthesizer.
- ARP_Little_Brother subject Category:ARP_synthesizers.
- ARP_Little_Brother hypernym Module.
- ARP_Little_Brother type Instrument.
- ARP_Little_Brother type Software.
- ARP_Little_Brother type Instrument.
- ARP_Little_Brother comment "The ARP Little Brother, produced from 1975 to 1977, is a keyboardless monophonic expander module, sold as an add-on for another ARP synthesizer. It was controlled by connecting the control voltage (CV) output of an ARP synthesizer's keyboard to the Little Brother's CV input. The Little Brother had a single voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) with selectable waveforms, and a sub-octave divider that could produce up to three additional tones simultaneously at -1, -2 and -3 octave intervals.".
- ARP_Little_Brother label "ARP Little Brother".
- ARP_Little_Brother sameAs Q4653901.
- ARP_Little_Brother sameAs m.0bqzwx.
- ARP_Little_Brother sameAs Q4653901.
- ARP_Little_Brother wasDerivedFrom ARP_Little_Brother?oldid=580188578.
- ARP_Little_Brother isPrimaryTopicOf ARP_Little_Brother.