In a message dated 11/24/99 8:42:26 PM,
jlarryh@... writes:
>OH, OH, this sounds great. I guess the main thing I can thing to use a
>VC
>Lag would be portamento. Are their others?
Basic processing of any CV source. For example: if used at the output of a
S/H, a lag processor would act like a portamento (as you suggested), but if
used at the input of a S/H, the module can be used to keep the step size
within a small voltage range (time dependent), but have no effect on
portamento. And as Paul said, as a (cheesy) LPF.
>You asked for a vote on the light, if ON when bypassed, I vote RED.
>Although the two color thing would be REALLY cool with green = active and
>red = bypassed. <grin> Would it be possible for the bypass to function
>two ways - one as you described but also going into bypass or active when
>a
>certain DC voltage is exceed when applied to the tip connection of the
>same
>jack ?
Or maybe. the module is bypassed when the tip voltage goes to ground, else it
stays active??? I say just one LED.
>It also seems to me that it would be useful to be able to control "initial
>controls" even when using CV. Help me if I am thinking wrong, but it
>looks like you could by putting the CV into the "UP & DOWN" input and using
>the separate "UP" and "DOWN" pots for initial control.
That CV Rise/Fall control is crying out for a reversing attenuator!!!!
JB
It really is!