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you could use passage
take your normal RGB inputs and plug them into the THRU inputs (1-3) of the passage then plug your CV source(s) into the IN inputs
that allows for per channel wiggling on top of your video signal
(warning this will make you want some LFOs)
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try sending the colorize input luma out from visual cortex
Ramps from VC into colorize should work too
depending on the CV level going into colorize you will get a different color
try sending only one input to a RED channel (A or B) on the visual cortex
and also using the colorize input so you can really see the color
make sure that the corresponding colorize switch is turned UP if you are using this input
if you are not using it make sure that the switch is DOWN
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try putting ramp C or D into the input (G) of the key generator
flip the key +/off/- switch to either + or -
put some kind of image into one of the channels of the visual cortex
then use the slider (A) to control the mixing results
you can also make a key and take the output (H) and use it somewhere else. H is normaled to the composite input © right below it if you plug something into either the H or C jacks the normaled connection is broken. You could use your key in the colorizer or as a color video source or for modulation in a larger system. This would still allow for you to input something else into the composite © input to blend between channel A and B depending on your switch settings
also without anything plugged into the G input you can still use the H output as an LFO when in cycle mode or as a controllable (via the fader) static CV source
this could get fun if you sent it to the mult of bridge and then did various different processes on one of those outputs and then combined them back together with the visual cortex
ie using your H output as the CV input for the fader or in the mixer section