AW: Duophonic Keyboard
Gene Zumchak
zumchak at cerg.com
Thu Apr 29 19:13:00 CEST 1999
Ulrich,
My circuit did not involve the trigger generation for the second CV, but just the CV generation itself as
recently describe by Michael Irwin. As I have already said, I hope to have a keyboard writeup for those who
are curious about how a Moog style keyboard works, and how to modify it for the 2nd note.
Gene
Ullrich Peter wrote:
> Hallo Gene!
>
> >As you point out, the CV's are not independent and there is no second trigger.
> >This could be added by differentiating the change in the second control voltage.
> >In other words, this has its limitations, but it's practically free.
> >My name is on the patent. I think it was about '71.
>
> Your name is on the patent? Interesting.
> I built such a circuit in the 80s. I think it was called new pitch detector.
> It was built as you said with a differentiator and rectifier and schmitt trigger or pulse shaper.
> I don't have this circuit any longer so maybe you could give us a circuit!
>
> Ciao
> Peter
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