Korg Poly800/EX800 Users

i think he meant using sequencer speed slider for parameter value input.

jure

On Dec 13, 2007 5:25 PM, Tim Bieniosek <tab27@...> wrote:
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> Do you mean using the sequencer as a free-form LFO/ modulation generator?
>  That would be awesome!
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>  On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Michael Hawkins wrote:
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>  > Well, the initial kit is not going to include anything more than some
> extra spaces on the PCB for additional chips. What those chips turn out to
> be is going to be up to us. I figured that we would probably put a few
> digitial potentiometer chips on there and then a AtoD converter and
> demultiplexer. That would give us control knobs.
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>  > I am also looking at using the sequencer as a possible control knob. I
> haven't started work on that yet but I think it's feasible. Even that would
> better than pushing those dang up/buttons.
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>  > Phoebe <october71@...> wrote: > The Moog Slayer mod as it currently
> exists will continue to work
>  > > perfectly well with my kit. My kit goes nowhere near any of the analog
>  > > mods at all. The big future upgrade, which I have partially prepared
>  > > for with the initial upgrade kit, will include a couple of digital
>  > > potentiometers that will allow us to control the Moog Slayer mod from
>  > > software. That will allows us to plug the EG's and MG's directly into
>  > > the Moog Slayer pots (which will be repatched into the digital
>  > > potentiometers). Then, for all of you brutes who drilled holes in your
>  > > keyboard, we will just patch those potentiometers into a analog to
>  > > digital converter (or two) and assign them to controllers. The end
>  > > result will be that you end up with the moog slayer mod being fully
>  > > integrated into patches and controls as well as being able to use the
>  > > knobs to control the Moog Slayer mod or any other controller you feel
>  > > like twiddling with.
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>  > So you're saying we'll have more than one "data" knob to tweak parameters
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>  > the up and down value buttons??? If so...cooooool! =)
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>  > Phoebe
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