SynthModules

I guess what I meant was to program the psim itself to serve as the
sequential switch...

Moe
--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "rdrake" <rdrake@d...> wrote:
>
> M,
> 
> not sure what you mean by "combining", but yes... i take th output
of one row of my milton into one input of my switch (switch set to 2
steps), second row to the second input, and trigger the switch with
step one of the sequencer... voila, 32 step sequence.  i'd need
another switch to do the gates...
> 
> bbob
> 
> >
> >Message: 5	    
> >Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 00:17:48 -0000
> >From: "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...>
> >Subject: Re: Sequencer Helper
> >
> >Speaking of sequencer helpers - shouldn't it be
> >absolutely
> >straightforward to create a sequential switch for
> >combining multiple
> >row outputs of a sequencer? Has anyone done this?
> >
> >Moe
> >
> >--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew
> >Scheidler"
> ><xpandrew@p...> wrote:
> >>
> >> Dear PSIMians -
> >> 
> >> I'm fine-tuning a PSIM program that's a
> >"Sequencer Helper".  To be
> >of use, your step sequencer must have a Clock Input
> >that advances the
> >step.	If it also has a Reset Input as well, all
> >the better.
> >> 
> >> I use it with a MetalBox Sequential Switch and it
> >is very cool...
> >> 
> >> The PSIM inputs are: Clock (an LFO for example),
> >the voltage output
> >of the sequencer, and an optional Pattern Length
> >voltage.
> >> 
> >> The PSIM outputs are: Clock out (goes to
> >sequencer's clock in), CV
> >out (to the VCO), Gate out (to EGs) and Reset (to
> >the sequencer's
> >reset in)
> >> 
> >> Basically it quantizes the voltage from the
> >sequencer into a chosen
> >number of ranges, and each range is associated with
> >a CV (effectively
> >quantizing the notes) and a duration measured in
> >clock pulses.	So
> >turning a sequencer knob can change that step from
> >an E2 note of
> >duration 1 to a G3 note of duration 4.
> >> 
> >> You can set up the notes and durations to any
> >values you want.  The
> >first half of the knob range can be all duration 1
> >and the second half
> >all duration 2, or they could totally scattered and
> >different.  Same
> >for the notes.  Mixing them up will give you new
> >suprises everytime
> >you alter a step.
> >> 
> >> The other input tells the program how many pulses
> >(of the input
> >clock) to count before issuing a Reset pulse.	Set
> >for 16 pulses, it
> >will stay with a drum machine running in 4/4 time. 
> >Set for 17 (or 11
> >or 21 or ???) will give you all sorts of
> >poly-rhythmic frippy stuff.
> >> 
> >> It's a blast to play with.  I'll try to post the
> >program next week
> >along with some mp3 samples of my dinking around...
> >
> >> 
> >> Andrew
> >> 
> >> >>> ph@c... 01/13/06 12:31 PM >>>
> >> Hi Brice,
> >> I think we were getting weekly progress updates
> >from you for awhile
> >and that helped quite a bit. If you could give us
> >an update ever week
> >or every other week that would be much appreciated.
> >
> >> thanks,
> >> phil
> >> 
> >> 
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