[sdiy] M-Audio Radium CV to MIDI mod

[xamboldt]

That's certainly a fun possibility, but I was thinking more along the  
lines of "recording" some CV sources into a DAW like ProTools or  
Logic as MIDI data. In the DAW, I could edit the MIDI data if I  
needed/wanted to. Then, at a later time, I could play back the CV  
through a MIDI to CV converter. The biggest issues I can foresee are  
the resolution of the digitizing process (I know it'll be only seven  
bits deep, and I'm not sure of the sampling frequency), and the  
scaling of the output CV. The low resolution could make it only  
moderately useful, and until I get the MIDI to CV unit I won't know  
how to deal with the second issue.

-Chris

On Dec 6, 2005, at 6:12 AM, WeAreAs1 at aol.com wrote:

>
> In a message dated 12/5/05 7:15:45 PM, xamboldt at earthlink.net writes:
>>
>> <<  I'm waiting for my new MIDI to CV unit to show up so I can see  
>> how
>> effective this set-up will be in allowing me to digitize and play
>> back CV sources from a DAW. If it works reasonably well, I'll
>> probably expand the controller to a few more CV ins...  >>
>
>
> OK, let me get this straight...  With the MIDI to CV box you're  
> converting MIDI data to CV, then you're plugging that CV into the  
> mod you've done on the Radium, which then converts it into....  
> MIDI, right?  If you like that sort of thing, you also may be  
> interested in this:  http://www.rubegoldberg.com