[sdiy] problem with a midi>cv converter... or is it a feature?

[rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk]

I agree with Tom, it looks like a fault to me.  It doesn't look like the 
CV returns to zero volts between notes like you said though, unless all 
of the other notes are being output as negative voltages!?

The scope trace for the CV voltage seems to largely correlate with the 
note pitches shown in your DAW, but it doesn't seem to represent the 
highest note in the sequence properly, and the CV seems to go to some 
arbitrary high voltage between notes (not zero.)

As Tom suggested, I would see what the other CV outputs do and work from 
there.

-Richie,


On 2014-10-16 16:08, henry birdseye wrote:
> I'm having a situation with my MPU-101 coming out of a DAW.
> 
> Here's a description with photo of the problem/feature.
> http://dibcadbu.com/sequencing-with-a-roland-mpu-101/
> 
> Can the Roland be modified not to behave this way?
> 
> HB
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