Cgs synth

Is there a way to use it, the way I am trying to? Would I have to
slightly delay the trigger pulse? Or is it simply not meant to be
'played' the way I was trying to use it? It doesn't really matter
either way. I'm just exparamenting w/ what I can do with it.

-Scott

--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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> As explained in the how it works section, the S&H of the ASR takes a
while
> to settle. If you are presenting a clock signal and a new voltage at
exactly
> the same moment, the voltage it will sample will be the previous
voltage,
> perhaos shifted a bit. (while using in the normal way) connect a VCO
input
> directly to the output of one of the sample and holds, and you will
hear the
> ramp as it settles on the new voltage.
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> Ken
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> >Today I hooked the ASR into my paia midi to cv, and put the 1v/o
> >output into the asr's input. I patched the trigger out of the midi/cv
> >to the clock input of the asr. The ASR doesn't always sample a new
> >voltage when I press a key. The 2nd output still shifts to the 3rd,
> >so it is getting the signal to shift. I guess it is getting the
> >trigger pulse before the CV output has changed. Has anyone else had a
> >similar issue? The problem is most likely the paia midi/cv. I tried
> >using the paia out to trigger an EG, and patched that to the clock
> >input on the asr. It didn't work w/ any time on the attack, and w/
> >the attack at 0, it had the same problem.
> >It never misses a beat when using the cgs utility lfo pulse out as the
> >clock, in a sample/hold fashon.
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