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If anyone is interested in coding a small PIC for this application, let
me know. This would be a "paying" job.<br>
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<pre wrap="">The Doepfer A156 quantizer is a good example of what
you're after. I don't know how it's implemented but
I'll bet it's not high tech.
Unless the goal is to make wierd tunings, it would
seem to me that algorithmic manipulation of the
digitized CV stream is the simplest way to go. That
would suggest using a microcontroller and hence the
effort would be in software.
JJS
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<pre wrap="">What interests me though is making an EPROM / DAC
quantizer with
pushbutton selectable tunings. It appears to me that
such quantizers
are similar to the VCDOs I have seen. Would I be
accurate in my guess
that as one can make tables of various waves to step
through in a VCDO,
that one can just as simply fill a 2764 or 27128
with tables which
represent a selection of musical scales, and step
through them? I
suppose there would need to be a comparator to
determine which value of
a scale is most accurate, in relation to its input
at the time. What
sort of format would the ROM data be in -
frequencies in hex or binary?
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Regards,
John Blacet
Blacet Research
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