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> My suggestion is simple.
> Better than giving you examples, that could dictate my ideas into yours, I give you a little experiment:
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> just patch (one at a time) the outputs of the 266e to the pitch cv in of the 259e oscillator (a sinusoid would be the best)  and listen. 
> Try different knobs settings and / or different cv signals to feed the 266e
> You will hear things that will explain you how does it works, much better than words.
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> :)
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> > As a fairly new Buchla-oid I am certainly uncertain regarding my patching options exploiting the potential of the Source of Uncertainty. Does anyone have any suggestions/advice/explanations/patches? Thanks in advance. Use w/the 259e? 25Oe?
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> The visual option is the same but uses the 250e in continuous mode instead of the 259e. In this way you can see how the voltages vary over time as the stages are selected.
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> That said here are some 266e ideas:
> 1) Run the QRV output into the PULSE input on the 281e. The 281e pulse output will approximate a divide by N of the QRV input pulse. Where N is determined by the QRV knob.
> 2) Use the SRV section with all the knobs CCW, and the slew knob at noon as an LFO S&H. To do this feed a self cycling 281e stage into the skew input. The result is more regular than the other 266e outputs.
> 3) Run one channel of the FRV into the input of the other. Best if you include an attenuator. You can also run one into the pulse input of the QRV section.
> 4) Run any of the outputs described above into the 250e CV stage address input and run in continuous mode. This gives you a quantized version of the 266e outputs, so you can bring them under control. Use strobe mode to make it a quantized S&H.
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> Doug
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> --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Giorgio Sancristoforo <Tobor@> wrote:
> >
> > My suggestion is simple.
> > Better than giving you examples, that could dictate my ideas into yours, I give you a little experiment:
> > 
> > just patch (one at a time) the outputs of the 266e to the pitch cv in of the 259e oscillator (a sinusoid would be the best)  and listen. 
> > Try different knobs settings and / or different cv signals to feed the 266e
> > You will hear things that will explain you how does it works, much better than words.
> > 
> > :)
> > 
> > > As a fairly new Buchla-oid I am certainly uncertain regarding my patching options exploiting the potential of the Source of Uncertainty. Does anyone have any suggestions/advice/explanations/patches? Thanks in advance. Use w/the 259e? 25Oe?
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