SergeModular

--- In SergeModular@y..., "Steve Ridley" <spr@s...> wrote:

>
> > Seriously though, the RVG is not a standalone module like the RS

but is

> > meant to be driven by another noise module, such as the Random

Source or

> the
> > Noise Source, which supplies it some basic random voltages. The

idea

> being,
> > you can make use of several different sources of random voltages

or

> pulses,
> > each set to different rates, but you need only one source of

white
or pink

> > noise. So get a noise source or random source to start off with,

and

> expand
> > your system later with RVG's and 2RVG's.
>
> The random voltage generator is just a Smooth & Stepped function
> generator internally patched to a noise source. If you already have
> an SSG and a NOI, you can probably patch an RVG up for yourself.
>
>
> Steve Ridley

Actually the probability is 1. There is this exact patch pictured
in the "Gold" book.

Michael