Xpantastic!

Yeah, I hang at Musicplayer among other places.

Sorry, I misread you. Ok, only from the pedal.

In return, you might check how I can get my pitchwheel springloaded 
in the Mini with a range of 2 semitones (If you didn´t already answer 
that already at Musicplayer:)...)

Cheers


--- In xpantastic@yahoogroups.com, PeWe <ha-pewe@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Hi !
> Are you the one I see in the musicplayerforums too ... ? :-)
> 
> Would be a great idea to ask this tech for a sync-mod being 
controlled 
> by a Moog Model 1120 CV pedal.
> 
> NOT the wheel and NOT the envelope as control-sources for the pitch 
of 
> the synced OSC,- just only the pedal.
> OSC 2 synced to OSC 1
> sync-sweep-control source (pedal) switchable off/on, sync function 
> switchable off/on (both maybe by footswitches)
> OSC pitch-reset to keyboard voltage only if pedal as a control 
source is 
> defeated by the switch.
> 
> We had a sync function in our "Midimuck" ( = racked Minimoog) in 
1989, 
> http://www.synrise.de/docs/types/m/midimuck.htm-
> This could be controlled by Midi CC #4,- but w/ a real mini it has 
to be 
> a CV pedal.
>  
> I only have a fronpanel of the Midimuck left over unfortunally. The 
> tech  from the past is unavailable and I cannot find the hand drawn 
> schematics.
> There is probably 1 prototype working in a studio,- I´ll ask the 
owner 
> if the machine is there or trashed meanwhile, if not, if it´s 
working 
> and if I can have a look into it. It was done w/ original Minimoog 
> circuit boards.
> 
> B.t.w., - I had such a mod also for the Prophet 5 in the 80th/90th,-
 
> CV-pedal controlled the sync via the polymod and was switchable too.
> Was another story because of bypassing the Z80 proc and cutting 
lanes 
> ond so on ...
> 
> let me know please
> 
> good luck
> 
> PeWe
> 
> 
> 
> analogholic schrieb:
> >
> > Hi PeWe,
> >
> > My problem is that I´m not a tech by far, but get cool ideas all 
the
> > time...
> > I got in touch with a tech here in Sweden the other day.
> >
> >
> > I can ask him about the Pedal/Modwheel controlling the sync if you
> > want.
> >
> >
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > -
> >
>