[sdiy] Envelope recorder (was Re: SSM2164 base for Doepfer sdiy synth kit.)

Tom Wiltshire tom at electricdruid.net
Sun Aug 15 12:33:40 CEST 2010


Nice idea, Michael.

I've been wondering about joysticks too. I wanted to build a kind of "envelope recorder" with a slider control. The idea was that instead of a normal envelope, you'd press a 'record' button and then record the position of the slider over the next several seconds. You then be able to trigger the recording and play it back as an envelope curve. Perhaps you could speed it up too. Then I realised that you could use a joystick for the recording and do two dimensions at once.

I'll probably get around to it one year soon.

T.


On 15 Aug 2010, at 10:03, Michael Zacherl. wrote:

> That's my initial motivation to get into micro controller programming (see other thread).
> We will play on a festival in October this year with a focus on a extensive multi channel speaker system.
> ("play the room")
> However, performing with hands and feet and controlling the balance of at least four channels at the 
> same moment is a bit tough in our musical context.
> So I thought of a couple of VCAs (not sure about 2164) which are controlled by a µC which reads a joystick, 
> provides "scenes" (stored settings) fades between them etc.
> But I'm afraid I won't manage to build that within the next five weeks, so I'll need a different approach.
> 
>   Michael. 
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