Analogue-sequencer

at this point I think we need more information from Colin about what 
kinds of voltages could actually be output and input and especially how 
the inputs could be used within the cirklon

richard

On 9/2/10 12:23 AM, Miguel Mendoza wrote:
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> As far as I remember a conversation with Collin the CV Outputs are
> quantized, so let's not expect kind of LFOs or similar.
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> From: srmaietta
> Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 12:36 AM
> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:analogue-sequencer%40yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Cirklon CV ins/outs..
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> Hey Colin and list..
> I asked on the Muffiwggler forum, which is the highest concentration of
> analog modular users anywhere and got a few opinions regarding what
> Cirklon should have, cv-wise.. I got some good thoughts and opinions, so
> here are the replies:
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> ""I like the way the AUX outputs on the Kenton Pro-2000 are setup.. They
> can easily be configured to act as bipolar modulators, v/oct outputs,
> triggers, gates, etc. If something like that was possible - maybe with
> programmable slew - I'd be all for it... If we knew more about the
> proposed spec it would probably easier to make realistic suggestions. ""
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> ""10 cv out, 10 gate out, 2 assignable ins, 1 clock in, 1 reset in."" (3
> people voted for this)
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> ""I'd like to see a few inputs as well.
> It would be great if it was possible to route the inputs to clock,
> reset, next pattern, previous pattern, pitch offset, or anything else
> that can be modulated with midi?
> So I say I'd like 8 inputs (if they can be configurable?), 8CV out and 8
> gate out...
> But the best would be if there were 8 inputs that could be routed to any
> destination, and then 16 outputs that could have any source..""
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> ""CV (software control of whether it is v/oct, hz/oct), gate and trigger
> (adjustable peak voltage and duration), a dedicated clock out (divisions
> selectable in software) would be nice, as would a clock in and a reset
> for when the sequencer is stopped. I agree with miminashi that having
> them configurable in software would be the best option (though perhaps
> not the easiest?). What kind of resolution would the DACs have? Being
> able to connect to the ground would be good for people that have banana
> systems, no? ""
>
> rock on keep the demos coming!!!
> ~Steve
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