200e

Yes, I also thought of using the Voltage Converter.
This means that the converter will send v/octave information to the  
200e oscillators in order to control their pitch.
Do they have a 1.2v/oct input or they use only the MIDI notes form  
its own MIDI/USB module?
Have you used the continuum already?
Is the situation problematic as it is?

On Oct 9, 2006, at 3:36 PM, Richard Lainhart wrote:

> Alex: I'm also interested in using the 200e with my Continuum, and
> one new item that might help is Haken's new Continuum Voltage
> Converter:
>
> http://www.hakenaudio.com/Continuum/html/accessories/CVC.html
>
> I believe that it uses higher-precision pitch bend than the standard
> MIDI implementation, and the voltage ranges are programmable to match
> systems other than 1v/octave (like Buchla's which I think is
> 1.2v/octave), so it might well be a good match for the 200e.
>
> >As I stated before I don't have a 200e and I am searching for more
> >specific info in order to buy.
> >I love every aspect of that synth, I see it as the culmination of
> >analog synthesis.
> >The thing I can't seem to find more info about is microtonality with
> >the instrument.
> >I want to use the 200e with the Terpstra keyboard (www.cortex-
> >design.com) and the continuum fingerboard(www.hakenaudio.com).
> >The things I want to know are:
> >How do you set scales?
> >I learned from Mr. Buchla that there is a constant 10 cent
> >uncertainty in the tuning resolution.
> >Does this mean that you can only tune in tenths of a semitone,
> >or that you can tune in whatever tuning but have a 10 cent
> >uncertainty due to oscillator tracking?
> >The continuum fingerboard uses pitch bend information from the
> >instrument in order to achieve a resolution of 1 cent.
> >I guess the 200e's pitch bend resolution will handle this.
>
> -- 
>
> Richard Lainhart
> O-Town Media
> rlainhart@otownmedia.com
> http://www.otownmedia.com
>
> 



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