Hi Jason,
Unless your one oscillator is an NTO, you need to patch the sequencer's melody into one of the following modules:
DTG
DSG
SSG (smooth part).
Patch the module's output into your oscillator's control input and you will have all the portamento you want.
The DTG, DSG and SSG produce varying amounts of lag in an input voltage. Lag varies from a few microseconds to hours, depending on knob settings and CV.
Best
John P.
Unless your one oscillator is an NTO, you need to patch the sequencer's melody into one of the following modules:
DTG
DSG
SSG (smooth part).
Patch the module's output into your oscillator's control input and you will have all the portamento you want.
The DTG, DSG and SSG produce varying amounts of lag in an input voltage. Lag varies from a few microseconds to hours, depending on knob settings and CV.
Best
John P.
On 1/26/2012 8:52 AM, dr.jasoncrest wrote:Hello,
I'm wondering what sort of voltages are useful for creating portamento? I have a 16 step melody using one osc & I'm not entirely certain how to apply portamento. Thanks all!
Jason