hello all,
the motm 700 should be okay for +/- 11.8 volts in voltage mode
alternatively maybe using an 800 envelope generator you could do the
following -
set sustain to full and make up a cable that connects the envelope minus
output to screen and the plus output to tip thereby giving approximately a
10 volt potential
or is this a very bad idea
anyone..?
cheers
paul b
sheffield
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Wagorn" <pwagorn@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 6:04 PM
Subject: [motm] amplifying a trigger?
> Any way anyone can think of to amplify a 5v trigger into a 10v trigger to
> drive a 2600 from a 606) using a motm? (Or other means?)
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> Unfortunately I don't have a vc lag.
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> I was thinking maybe putting a DC 9v battery into a 700 dual vc router &
> switching it with the 5v trigger. - would this work? Can I put DC into
an
> audio input of this thing without wrecking it?
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> Maybe using the suboctMux? Put the trigger into the input & use the gain
on
> one of the octaves to output a higher volt (and I guess longer)
'trigger'..
> again, would what is essentially a short DC way below audio freq (the 5v
> trigger) hurt it?
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> Any other ideas? I find that my 2600 gets little use nowadays because of
> this incompatibility with everything else that I own that uses 5v triggers
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> thanks
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