SergeModular

As far as I know, the 8 ms settling time is a worst case thing for dithering.
If what you're doing is using the QTKB to tune the TKB, then you won't have to worry
about dithering. You'll set the pitch you want & it'll be in an 'easy' range for the
quantizer to interpret. The worst case is when you're quantizing some other voltage
(sample & hold for example) and it hits a voltage very close to the quantizer's
threshold... it takes a tiny interval for the quantizer to decide what to output, and
you hear this as a little hiccup. But for other intervals it's very fast ... I would
have to say faster than 8 ms.

The text of the catalog is pretty old. I think Rex did a redesign of the quantizers
a while ago.

Best,

John P.

"metafoetus2002 " wrote:

> --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "metafoetus2002 <jan-
> hinnerk.helms@t...>" wrote:
>
> > Further question: Is the response time equal for all QTKB channels?
> >
> > If it is, is it possible to cure the assumed pitch glitch by using
> > one QTKB channel to delay the gate signal that is used for clocking and
> > gating?
>
> Sorry, it must of course read: Is it possible to cure the assumed pitch glitch by
> using one QTKB channel to delay the gate signal that is used for gating (the
> gate signal used for clocking the TKB should not be delayed)?
>
> Best regards
> Jan-Hinnerk
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