[sdiy] ??resistance keyboard question??

[patchell]

    If it is intended for use with expo VCO's, it doesn't really matter
what the value are, as long as they are the same.  My old Aires keyboard
used 100 ohm 1% resistors.  Sounds like a pretty good bet.  The resistor
string was usually powered by a constant current source that was set so
that each resistor would drop 1/12 of a volt.

Glue Sniff wrote:

> Hello everyone, I am working on a simple two octave
> resistance keyboard in which one leg of each of the 25
> switches is connected together and the other leg
> completes the circuit with a resistor. What exact
> increment of resistance should each key increase by??
> the keyboard is arranged in a standard piano key
> configuration.  thanks.
>
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