Hi Peter, > What I was expecting was a dynamic output, a second shaping > envelope if you will of the string and such that both x and y > movement effected that amplitude. What I got however was an > highly interactive control source that will turn on and off based on > movement alone, on either axis.. If the joystick is moving, the > activity begins. When it stops, the string stop --> NO MATTER > WHERE YOU REST THE JOYSTCK. There are a couple of (biggish) capacitors on the 119 input blocking DC voltages from getting through. When the joystick is moved sufficiently quickly the change in voltage will cause a 'blip' to pass through and then trigger the gate signal (depending on the threshold setting). Tim
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Re: Odd (but cool) behavior of Doepfer A-119
2003-07-22 by Tim Stinchcombe