[sdiy] Walsh Generators

[Terry Ahrens]

Aaron Lanterman <lanterma at ece.gatech.edu> on Thursday, March 17, 2005 at
7:04 PM  wrote:

I've been working on a project to do just that, and clock it from an
oscillator. If it has eight steps, the ouput will be three octaves below
the oscillator, at sixteen steps it will be four octaves below.  I'm
thinking that adding a tiny amount of slew may have a beneficial effect. 
But if others have tried this and abandoned the idea, it must not be as
interesting as I was hoping for.
~Terry

>> There were a number of experiments with using sliders to 'draw'
>waveforms
>> directly...
>
>I remember in the electronic music lab at Wash U, I once took the
>sequencer on the 2500 and clocked it at audio rates. You could get some
>wild sounds that way - it was weird hearing it shift from individual tones
>or amplitudes into a totally new sound with a pitch at the rate you were
>clocking it at. I remember modulating both the VCA and the VCO with it.
>
>- Aaron
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