Off the top of my head, I would think that would not work. While theoretically you could record gates and CVs as digital signals, all of the audio circuitry, filters, etc. in a standard CD player are bound to screw up the output.
I would think you would need to come up with some variation of FSK (frequency-shift-keying) and an outboard conditioning circuit to make this work properly.
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I could be wrong.
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From: mr sikorsky
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Subject: [motm] interesting
sequencer idea..?
hello all,
glad to back online again (slight computer glitch...)
i had an interesting idea, and would like to pitch it out to the list before i decide it was a crap idea after all, anyway the basis of it is: could you record gate & cv data onto a CD and then use any CD player with a small inline interface as a sequencer..?
with my apallingly optimistic knowledge the following parameters need to be addressed:
gate on left hand channel
cv on right
precision attenuator needed for recording (a 0.1% resistor..?)
a precision amplifier to reinstate the original voltage levels (now this is the difficult bit)
sequencing would probably best be edited in some computer package then burnt direct to cd
so - any comments other than "don't be so stupid"..?
cheers
paul b