sure it would. touch a key, get a voltage (at output A) and a pulse
output at KP. You need to have the "keyboard" switch turned on.
And the scaled oscillator input gives you something other than 1v/Oct
... you get "X"v/Oct. You choose what you want for "X".
Anyway, the TKB is quite a ways away from being a traditional keyboard.
Playing melodies is possible but if you grab a keyboard player off the
street and park him in front of the TKB he won't know wtf to do.
Yulian Pugachevsky wrote:
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output at KP. You need to have the "keyboard" switch turned on.
And the scaled oscillator input gives you something other than 1v/Oct
... you get "X"v/Oct. You choose what you want for "X".
Anyway, the TKB is quite a ways away from being a traditional keyboard.
Playing melodies is possible but if you grab a keyboard player off the
street and park him in front of the TKB he won't know wtf to do.
Yulian Pugachevsky wrote:
> .. but using output A wouldn't allow Thomas to play the TKB like a--
> "traditional" keyboard and I wouldn't think that using the osc's
> scaled CV input can be adjusted to 1V/OCT across a wide-enough range
> (remember.. its an exponential curve)
>
>
> my 2 cents
>
> Y.:P
>
>
m/n/m/l
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