[sdiy] controlling switches with CV
Florian Anwander
fanwander at mnet-online.de
Wed Apr 19 23:38:27 CEST 2017
I think he means: have a switch based keyboard like an simple organ, an
now select with a voltage, which switch should be activated (which key
should be presse). The real activation of the switch/key will happen by
a gate signal.
My solution would be a simple A/D converter, which produces 6 bit data
from the voltage. This data bus is used to address the corresponding
switch. For example: it adresses a line of demultiplexers, the common
signal is the gate, the individual outs are connected with FET switches.
Florian
On 19.04.17 22:25 , Quincas Moreira wrote:
> What do you mean by controling switches with CV? please elaborate!
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 6:32 AM, Elain Klopke
> <functionofform at gmail.com <mailto:functionofform at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> So I know you can use a keyboard scanner to generate a CV, but
> is there a way to control switches via CV? FWIW, I'm already
> going to be using a MIDIbox MIDIO128 to control the switches
> via MIDI, but, ya know, kinda want my options open if I get a
> sequencer module...
>
> -Ian
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