In a message dated 4/10/2006 8:35:55 PM Pacific Standard Time, sfrules@together.net writes: I ordered one... ...I'll let you know how it goes. sfrules " does anyone know if any manufacturer currently offers a pitch to CV module or device? hello - i`d be interested in hearing how well the an. sys. f / v works with a mic / instrument input - without knowing what method they used, usually "f / v" isn`t quite the same as "pitch to c.v." - for example, john blacet had a simple f / v converter circuit published in "polyphony" magazine way back in the early 80`s and there was a fair amount of info and circuitry printed in "electronotes", also the same general timeframe. if you can find a used one in working condition, the gentle electric pitch to voltage converter works very well on *single note inputs* (sax / clarinet or carefully played string instrument for example) - i have one in a banana jack format as part of my serge that i purchased back in 1979 and it still works great and does a very good job on the signal conversion. i don`t think anyone makes one currently but i could easily be wrong - ? i think there were some pitch to midi converters marketed but i don`t know how well these worked and taking that output then going directly to a midi to c.v. converter seems kind of baroque to me................ keep us posted on how the an. sys. module works, please ! best, dave [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: "playing" without a keyboard
2006-04-11 by davevosh@aol.com
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