[sdiy] Voltage controlled FPGA based synth?
Tom Wiltshire
tom at electricdruid.net
Fri Jul 13 12:48:19 CEST 2007
On 12 Jul 2007, at 22:55, karl dalen wrote:
> But why name things Voltage Controlled, (e.g VCA) when its FPGA
> generated?!
What do other people think about this? If a circuit is controlled
from a voltage that then goes to an AD convertor, is it a voltage-
controlled circuit? Obviously it's a digital circuit, not an analogue
one, but is it a voltage-controlled digital circuit? Perhaps the AD
isn't really a part of the circuit and that what controls the circuit
is the digital output from the A/D? What about if the A/D is on the
same chip?!
Or is this just a question of terminology?
Personally, if you can grab a LFO from somewhere and feed the output
of that to it to make something happen, I'd call it a voltage-
controlled circuit. It might be digital inside, but it's still
voltage-controlled.
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