Refers to modules in synthesizers that only transmit alternating current (AC) signals, effectively blocking direct current (DC) components. This feature is common in audio paths to prevent DC offset from affecting the audio quality. AC coupling ensures that only the audio signals, which oscillate around zero volts, are passed through, making it ideal for audio processing while eliminating any static voltage that could interfere with sound clarity.
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