It's not so hairbrained ! A few years ago, I built a 6-note keyboard..... each key having its own jack socket output, and the unit had a built-in power supply. By plugging these jacks into envelope generators trigger inputs and having those EGs controlling the outputs of six VCOs, I was able to produce perfect polyphonic music, up to 6 notes maximum. I now have around 13 VCOs, but not quite 13 EGs yet. When I have enough, I'll be building a 13 note keyboard. Alternatively, one can set up a number of completely separate patches and trigger them from each key ! Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Sixtoo.1200Hobos" <sixtoo@...> wrote: > > I recently found a j-47 key (with no powersupply or anything like > that) but it seems to have all connections intact. I couldn't find > any documentation for the unit anywhere on the net, but there are > plenty of pictures of the unit, so I can only assume that it was a > popular model. > > Ideally I would like to be able to have this key pass a Doepfer level > gate voltage (to use as an mpc style "tapper" for one-shot synth > noises with my a-100s...). Would it be as simple as hooking up a 5 > volt battery to this the cross pins, and then taking the poled > outputs into my synth? > > I am assuming a battery or powersupply would be hooked up to the two > pins on the key swivel itself, and then spiltting out the current off > the red and white poles to an amp or voltage control source.. or > something like that. > > Anyone tried anything like this (I know, it must sound hairbrained, > but I think it would be pretty fucking cool to be tapping out morse- > code style adsr'd filter settings, no?). > > == > Sixtoo (Robert Squire) > Audio Boxcutter , Visual Butterknife. > -- > web: http://www.sixtoo.net > email: sixtoo@... > -- > Vinyl Promos: > Robert Squire > 5581 St. Urbain St. > Montreal, QC > H2T2X2 > Canada. > == > Management: Gabe Hilfer, NYC. (gabe@...) > -- > http://www.ninjatune.net > http://www.bullyrecords.com > http://www.myspace.com/sixtoo > -- > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: hairbrained idea? connecting an old morse code tapper as an ADSR trigger?
2006-03-21 by trebcavxx
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