hi Joe, i think you just solved the problem, hypothethically speaking. the A190 does have a software LFO in it. now, the only snag is that it is only free running. a couple of questions to Mr.Doepfer. would it be possible to have the software LFO sync to midi clock? would the software LFO be accurate enough to perform as a clock source for the A154? would it be possible to have a divider for the software Lfo? if the A190 could be somehow reprogrammed to have the LFO sync, this would solve problem, i guess. Joe, i am currently using The Encore Expressionist, it has 3 LFO's which can be modulated on separate midi channels and has a re-trig parameter to sync the LFO to the number of midi clocks that are inputted into the Expressionist. i think, IIRC, you mentioned before that you own the MCV 24. if the MCV 24 has sync LFO's, you could probably use the MCV24 to do the job. regards, RM . > > I'm not an engineer, maybe a VC clock divider idea isn't the right > approach. It isn't obvious that the change in divisor would be fast > enough to control the sequencer accurately. Perhaps a software LFO > that can either be synced to a master clock or free-running, and whose > rate can be adjusted in increments by a control voltage. > > Joe
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Re: A163 as a clock divider
2002-11-12 by ringmod45
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