In a message dated 2/11/2000 9:18:53 PM,
Ken.Tkacs@... writes:
>The thing is, simply opening up 4 jacks to control the parameters of an
>ADSR
>doesn't do it 'all' for making a sound natural. We almost need some kind
>of
>intervening scaling module.
Actually, I think that's what I just said (except I think the scaling module
is so important that I'd build it right in to the EG) -- take one input and
route it to four different reversing attenuators to independently control the
A, D, R phases of the envelope. I really do think these routing-scaling-pots
are a good idea.
>This is a crude, choppy, post-Friday-night-martini plea, I guess, for an
>interpolating module whereby one could input a simple velocity CV and tailor
>its effects on the overall sound coming from the modular.
I agree! I may have underemphasized what I consider the important part of my
proposed 3310 module -- the SINGLE VC A, VC D, VC R, INPUT and the associated
THREE reversing attenuators. I consider the four unattenuated VC inputs to be
much less interesting or useful.
Hey! Pour me one while you're at it!
JB