Interfacing Wasps

Keith Winstanley keithw at cix.compulink.co.uk
Fri Apr 11 18:55:00 CEST 1997


In-Reply-To: <n1351372939.84269 at maczebedee>
> I have recently got rid of my Wasp and also had a similar dilemma. The problem
> with the Wasp is that it is a master oscillator and octave divider type
> circuitry. There is no voltage controlled oscillator in there. The notes are
> generated by a load of control logic that decodes the key number to a binary
> code. This then selects the relevant pitch from the divide down osc circuitry.
> The only easy way to interface them is to use the digital interface port on
> the Wasp. This can be done v. easily from a C64. If you would like more info
> on this give me a shout, I have an article in an old issue of E&MM somewhere.
> The only other options I can think of are the Kenton. Unless someone has
> knocked something up... I really don't think you'll be able to CV it direct.
> 
> Cheers Dave...


Hi Dave,

Have already discovered from the schematics how to CV the filter, it is 
relatively straight forward and have got the code for controlling the ocs's so 
could add an ADC although I have been warned that the scaling could be tricky.
This may decide me to get a Kenton unit at last, I really could do with one for 
all my other synths.

Tanks for help..

Cheers...

....Keith Winstanley




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