Gate Invert?
abowyerlowe at mindscape.com
abowyerlowe at mindscape.com
Fri Jan 10 17:53:48 CET 1997
Hey people,
I've got a Kenton Pro-Solo that I wish to use to Midi up my PowerTran
Transcendent 2000 (the kit synth from ETI in the early 70's). Unfortunately, the
T2000 takes negative gate (< -3v), while the Pro-Solo only puts out positive
gates.
Now, I'm sure this is easy to you groovy electronic hackers out there, but I'm
just a poor software guy! I figure the solution would involve the negative input
of an op-amp, but 've never grokked op-amps, no matter how many Brabanti books I
read.
Will the circuit to invert the signal need a dual-rail power supply? I'd rather
build something that runs off batteries, 'cos I'm wary (= scared) of building
power supplies at this point in my electronic hacking career.
Thanks for any help,
Anthony.
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Anthony Bowyer-Lowe. Audio Programmer @ Mindscape (UK).
The Essence Of Anthony @ Amudarya Studios.
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