infinite melody
2006-01-18 by c10h14no2i
Does anyone know if the infinite melody is similar to Blacet's 'Binary
Zone'?
thanks
Scott
Zone'?
thanks
Scott
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infinite melody
Re: infinite melody
2006-01-18 by Richard Brewster
No, these are completely different. The Infinite Melody generates a
series of control voltages, generally for use in contolling VCO pitch.
The Binary Zone is a type of frequency divider used to provide different
divisions of a frequency on the input. Binary Zone is for the most part
an audio device, whereas IM is a control voltage generator. The CGS36
Pulse Divider and CGS22 Master Divider are more like the Binary Zone.
-Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com
c10h14no2i wrote:
series of control voltages, generally for use in contolling VCO pitch.
The Binary Zone is a type of frequency divider used to provide different
divisions of a frequency on the input. Binary Zone is for the most part
an audio device, whereas IM is a control voltage generator. The CGS36
Pulse Divider and CGS22 Master Divider are more like the Binary Zone.
-Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com
c10h14no2i wrote:
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by c10h14no2i
Thanks. That makes sence.
There is so much to learn w/ these! I've been using analog modeling
synths for years, so I've got the general audio stuff figured out, but
these modulars go so far beyond that.
Now I really want to learn how to make it produce its own melodies. I
was thinking of building a sequencer, but I think Im more interested
in some of these modules that Ken has created. I just dont quite get
it yet.
I think I need to build a couple of them before I really understand
what they do.
There is so much to learn w/ these! I've been using analog modeling
synths for years, so I've got the general audio stuff figured out, but
these modulars go so far beyond that.
Now I really want to learn how to make it produce its own melodies. I
was thinking of building a sequencer, but I think Im more interested
in some of these modules that Ken has created. I just dont quite get
it yet.
I think I need to build a couple of them before I really understand
what they do.
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> No, these are completely different. The Infinite Melody generates a
> series of control voltages, generally for use in contolling VCO pitch.
> The Binary Zone is a type of frequency divider used to provide
different
> divisions of a frequency on the input. Binary Zone is for the most
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> an audio device, whereas IM is a control voltage generator. The
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by dustin sedlacek
now i am confused, i thought that the BZ generated patterns by diving a
clock by diffrent frequencies
clock by diffrent frequencies
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> No, these are completely different. The Infinite Melody generates a
> series of control voltages, generally for use in contolling VCO pitch.
> The Binary Zone is a type of frequency divider used to provide different
> divisions of a frequency on the input. Binary Zone is for the most part
> an audio device, whereas IM is a control voltage generator. The CGS36
> Pulse Divider and CGS22 Master Divider are more like the Binary Zone.
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by Romeo Fahl
Hmm...
I have both, but have never tried them side by side. There are some
similarities in terms of generating pseudo-random
melodies/patterns/voltages, but they are different in how they go about
it. I think of the BZ as a kooky analog sequencer generating its own
output, whereas the infinite melody takes an input voltage and
processes it into pseudo-random variations.
R.
I have both, but have never tried them side by side. There are some
similarities in terms of generating pseudo-random
melodies/patterns/voltages, but they are different in how they go about
it. I think of the BZ as a kooky analog sequencer generating its own
output, whereas the infinite melody takes an input voltage and
processes it into pseudo-random variations.
R.
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On Jan 18, 2006, at 7:51 AM, c10h14no2i wrote:
> Does anyone know if the infinite melody is similar to Blacet's 'Binary
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by Richard Brewster
I stand corrected about the BZ. It is a pattern generator, as well as a
frequency divider. However it works quite differently in that the
patterns are not random or fractal based, as is the Infinite Melody.
Both are very cool modules to have.
-Richard Brewster
dustin sedlacek wrote:
frequency divider. However it works quite differently in that the
patterns are not random or fractal based, as is the Infinite Melody.
Both are very cool modules to have.
-Richard Brewster
dustin sedlacek wrote:
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>now i am confused, i thought that the BZ generated patterns by diving a
>clock by diffrent frequencies
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>On 1/18/06, Richard Brewster <pugix@...> wrote:
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>> No, these are completely different. The Infinite Melody generates a
>>series of control voltages, generally for use in contolling VCO pitch.
>>The Binary Zone is a type of frequency divider used to provide different
>>divisions of a frequency on the input. Binary Zone is for the most part
>>an audio device, whereas IM is a control voltage generator. The CGS36
>>Pulse Divider and CGS22 Master Divider are more like the Binary Zone.
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>>-Richard Brewster
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>>http://www.pugix.com
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>>c10h14no2i wrote:
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>>>Does anyone know if the infinite melody is similar to Blacet's 'Binary
>>>Zone'?
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>>>thanks
>>>Scott
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by dustin sedlacek
you know what you were saying, it was just a matter of semantics.
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Re: infinite melody
2006-01-19 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>you know what you were saying, it was just a matter of semantics."I know you think you understand what I said, but do you understand what I
said wasn't what I meant."
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