Cgs synth

All sounds fine to me, but:
if you want to use environment as a source of control, I think you
should use sensors to get that voltages and control whatever
generators, processors... the nature would be your 1/f generator
in that case. If the CVs you extract are interesting enough (and to
what you apply them) you may want to keep them as expressive
as they are instead of dissolve that data in to a random system...
Just my thoughts about it...
Keep inspired!
Fernando

--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, "spgjmf" <spgjmf@h...>
wrote:

> well that is very cool.
> any chance you might be able to send a pic to me of the panel.
> just want to
> see the gear :-)
>
> I have been thinking for many yesrs about "environmental "

music.

> taking stimulus from the environment ( temp, humitity, wind,
> light...) and creating "music" from these. sound like the
> IM and the diatonic conv must be a useful thing to that effect.
>
> thanks for the reply
>
> JEff
>
>
> --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, Richard Brewster

<pugix@n...> wrote:

> > Indeed I have built an Infinite Melody. It is in a custom
> Schaeffer panel
> > in my MOTM system. I enhanced the module by adding an

internal

> fast clock
> > and a white noise source. I have the REV0 board and it

works

> fine. It
> > took me a while to understand what happens when you

switch between

> 1/f and
> > random. Which is that the Advance clock causes output

transitions

> on the
> > opposite phase. There are also 1/2 as many transitions in

1/f

> mode, but
> > that is OK. I have driven three VCOs off the three fixed output
> and the
> > effect is quite pleasing. I have two Wiard/Blacet Miniwaves,

which

> I
> > sometimes use for scale quantizing the outputs of the Infinite
> Melody.
> >
> > I am striving toward something like Brian Eno's "auto poetic"

type

> of
> > music. I don't use any sort on input device other than the

pots

> and
> > switches on my synth. The Infinite Melody fits in well with this
> approach.
> >
> > If you are building a special box with the IM module, consider
> including
> > Ken's Diatonic Converter.
> >
> > -Richard Brewster
> >
> > At 05:15 AM 9/23/03 +0000, spgjmf wrote:
> > >has anyone built the
> > >Infinite Melody module
> > >and driven a vco or chime voice?
> > >
> > >I still love eno's discreeet music and would guess
> > >this would provide a constant chnagin source of
> > >tones for ....listening or not.
> > >
> > >put IM and vco or two and a chime board in a box, throw
> > >in a pedal reverb or delay and you have a live art gallery

music.

> > >
> > >just a thought -
> > >Jeff
> > >