Hi, I don't know what Andrew uses these for but a simple module like he describes would be a great complement to the PSIM-1 because you could use it as a pot (knob) interface. It would add knobs (to be interrpreted by your custom software) to the PSIM-1. --- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Marsh" <mmarsh@w...> wrote: > Just curious, Andrew: how do you use these? I know Tony at Oakley is > doing one of these (the Control-X). Do you use it purely to offset > envelopes and the like? > > Mike > > --- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Scheidler" > <xpandrew@p...> wrote: > > A module that could be an add-on, but wouldn't have to be would be a > > simple variable voltage source. > > > > Something like four pots with output jacks that range from 0-10 > volts, > > maybe have one switchable to -5/+5. Maybe a button and jack for a > gate > > output. > > > > I don't know how the add-ons will fit in, so maybe there's better > ways. > > A batch of knobs of some sort would be real handy, so as to alter > > parameters in real time, like envelope attack, decay, etc. > > > > I use the +10 and -10 volt outputs on my 2600 all the time, and > that's a > > bit of a hassle since they run thru the inverters by default... > > > > Andrew the rabid dog > >
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Re: PSIM-1 - Now Accepting Orders (Reminder)
2004-02-23 by Michael A. Firman
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