[sdiy] Duh. Major sequencer tuning, realization. :O
Ken Stone
sasami at hotkey.net.au
Fri Jan 6 12:50:30 CET 2006
>12 semitones to an octave. Right? ;) 12 steps in a rotary switch, for 1
>semitone PER. Right? ;) ;)
No, not exactly. C to C1 is 13 notes (positions), or twelve steps (clicks of
the rotary switch). If you want the oposite ends of the the rotary to be one
octave apart, you need 1 volt across twelve equal resistors, with the top
position and bottom position the ends of the resistor string.
>This does NOT mean, 12 resistors of the the same value around the rotary
>switch! :O
Oh yes it does! Note that twelve resistors = 13 positions - 13 hookup points.
>It took me a while to realize that the 1st and 12th switch positions are
>NOT, 1 octave (I.E. - C to C)
This is true. Position 13 needs to be the top C
Ken
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