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Hmm...
The schem looks pretty straightforward, though if I take it on I'll do 
the filtering differently. Well, new circuits are something I'm trying 
to take on more, but I have a few higher up in the queue, including a 
VC Bandpass Filterbank w/ VC Freq and Freq Spread. Still in the 
protoboard phase, so probably six months until production, at least. 
But then I hope to be doing this full-time soon, so there's no tellin'  
:)

Scott Deyo
The Bridechamber
contact@bridechamber.com
www.bridechamber.com


On Sep 26, 2007, at 5:36 PM, AtmoWorks.com wrote:

> Count me in on the Frequency to CV module too....killer for all kinds 
> of
>  great FX/Triggering schtuff
>
>  James
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>  _aa_ wrote:
>  > I must have a Frequency to CV converter. An Analogue Systems RS35 or
>  > Korg MS-03 in DotCom would make for an extremely happy Christmas for
>  > yours truly.
>  >
>  > My plan is to augment a Q118 Instrument Interface with FreqToCV but
>  > I'm an idiot and will ultimately fail and destroy my modules in the
>  > process.
>  >
>  > I'm surprised this module isn't more in demand as it serves duel
>  > purposes. It would allow you to control your Modular with ANY
>  > monophonic instrument; trumpet, clarinet, sax-a-mo-phone, what have
>  > you. And you polyphonic instruments or drums are played through it,
>  > the result is the most glorious effect you can imagine. Example 
> below.
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>  > http://anal0g.org/tmp/Air-Sex_Born_Poison_Freq_Follower_Effect.mp3
>  >
>  > In the sample, Air is piping the drums into the FreqToCV converter 
> in
>  > a Korg MS-20, the stand alone version of which is a Korg MS-03.
>  >
>  > I've been using a software "Resynthesis" device for a similar 
> effect,
>  > but computers are evil.
>  >
>  > Long story short, myself and I'm certain millions of others would be
>  > happy to pay ungodly sums of money for a dotCom FreqToCV module.
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>  > Yahoo! Groups Links
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