Doepfer

certain audio cards don't let dc out and/or have a highpass filter at 
20hz,
i only know of the motu range that they do send out cv style voltages.
and yes, it is that easy : )
Op 25-mrt-06 om 03:24 heeft redsawcloud het volgende geschreven:

> This is exactly what I was wondering about...
>
>  This is exactly what I've been working with in jitter! Controlling 
> triggering sounds with the
>  amount of color coming in from a live video feed. I briefly was 
> experimenting with MAX/
>  msp/jitter and a Serge but my access to the Serge was somewhat 
> limited.  I can't help but
>  get goosebumps thinking about electronically interactive 
> environments. MAX/msp/jitter is
>  made for sensors, motion detectors, etc. One of the reasons I'm 
> thinking of getting a
>  Doepfer is because of its ease of use with MIDI.
>
>  I'm confused about how it would work to use audio outs....What would 
> the drawbacks or
>  differences in using an audio out from MAX/msp to voltage control a 
> Doepfer module?
>  What sort of things might be frustrating and what things would be 
> totally possible? Would
>  a trigger just have to be a quick change in current? Could you just 
> use an low oscillator in
>  MAX as an lfo? It's just difficult to imagine it being that 
> easy..Would you just try to mimick
>  whatever sounds the Doepfer modules made with your msp patch?
>
>
>
>  > You could easily set up a crude sequencer using audio outs on your 
> laptop
>  > as voltage sources, triggering ADSRs -- to fine tune the signals use
>  > the exterior input/envelope follower -- use those gates to trigger
>  > events --
>
>
>
>  --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "mrb" <boredom_cz@...> wrote:
>  >
>  > The possibilities with MAX/MSP/JITTER and the A100 are limitless! 
> You
>  > could easily set up a crude sequencer using audio outs on your 
> laptop
>  > as voltage sources, triggering ADSRs -- to fine tune the signals use
>  > the exterior input/envelope follower -- use those gates to trigger
>  > events --
>  >
>  > or go the MIDI route, of which MAX was literally invented to work 
> with
>  > -- you could create very complex MIDI signals to control any number 
> of
>  > parameters of your doepfer.
>  >
>  > Jitter would be fun to use -- hook a webcam up, read it into a 
> matrix
>  > data structure, and have it control the filter cutoff of a signal
>  > according to how much red is in the picture.
>  >
>  > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, junior <albertvdb@> wrote:
>  > >
>  > >
>  > > Op 24-mrt-06 om 17:28 heeft Tommy DOG het volgende geschreven:
>  > >
>  > > >  My advice to anyone wanting to learn Max is to choose 1 goal 
> and do
>  > > > not be distracted by
>  > > >  other things one can do with the software.
>  > > >
>  > > i don't know about that, being distracted by the other 
> possibilities
>  > > really opened my eyes and started my semi-professional carreer.
>  > > my advice would be, do all the tutorials ( peferably twice), then 
> the
>  > > examples and by then you're already at quite a level.
>  > > understanding analogue techniques really helps with the msp part 
> too as
>  > > part of it is err analogous : )
>  > >
>  > >
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>  > >
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