[sdiy] First CGS modules done!

[Derek Holzer]

Hi David,

used with a random voltage generator, the peak/trough functions make a 
voltage-controlled tendency mask generator. Here's how...

Run two or three LFOs into the Analog Logic inputs, and use the trough 
output as a DC offset for the random voltage, and the peak to determine 
the maximum amount of randomness (either through a VCA or some kind of 
built in level function of the random generator). The results is a 
"tendency", or a map of where the randomness will occur, which is 
changed by the combination of the LFOs.

Of course, that's all just for making post-1950s "whale music", as 
someone on this list described it. Nothing even-tempered and 
comfortingly 18th Century ;-)

Best!
Derek

David G. Dixon wrote:

> Now I just have to figure out what to do with the Analog Logic module.
> Can anyone tell me some cool things to do with this module?


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