It is a single value that either stretches the range or shrinks it depending on
whether the value is positive or negative. I believe it just changes the slope of
the voltage curve. Certainly this is not intended to be a microtonal thing where
you could change every note but it is software controlled... Ask Tony nicely, he's
on the list ;)
Eric
--- Tentochi <
tentochi@...> wrote:
> This is a single value? Linear scaling? I was looking for something with a
> little more flexibility, although I don't know what a curve would look live
> of played note versus what should be played. Tuning could also be note for
> note if you wanted to tune everyone of them.
> --Shemp
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: alt-mode [mailto:alt_mode@...]
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> > To: motm@egroups.com
> > Subject: RE: [motm] Re: MOTM-300 and cheerleaders
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> >
> >
> > --- Tentochi <tentochi@...> wrote:
> > > ...A lot of junk deleted... It would be cool if MIDI-CV
> > convertors let you
> > > compensate for tuning problems in our VCOs. A very clever method is
> > > probably waiting out there to do this. Unfortunately I don't think the
> > > convertors out there currently are that advanced yet.
> >
> > The Encore Expressionist has a scaling value for each output in
> > each patch. I've
> > used this to compensate for various scaling issues at times. The
> > most common need
> > for it is when I have a huge number of CV devices hanging off the
> > same output.
> >
> > Eric
> >
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