ComputerVoltageSources

Just to properly acknowledge who was involved here,

Woody Wall wrote the orignal code, which mimiced the famed Serge ASR.
 (Woody - feel free to rename this anything that you wish!)8^)

Dave Brown modified it recently, making the inputs much more accurate.
After a weekend of testing with both his and my systems, I found that
I was better off without quantization, because several of my devices
(such as Sequantizers) already quantized the voltages, which cause
complications when the signal was then re-quantized by the
application.  (Every once in a while, there would be a minor second
argument between the input pitch and what came out of the PSIM). 
Also, it made the application really cool for using with
non-pitched-oriented control voltages....

Dave didn't seem to have the same problem with the quantization, so
there are two versions - gc-sah-sr-nq-djb (nq for no quantization) and
gc-sah-sr-j-djb (q for quantized).  (Dave, I hope that I put up the
right versions of these guys!)

Many thanks to both of these bright fellows for creating such a useful
program!

Gary