>Sure, pitch wandering, temperature drift, could be programmed into a soft >synth. The simplest would be a very low frequency LFO modulating the >oscillator frequency. But the thing about the moog's is, if you're doing a >live gig on stage, as the stage heats up it gets more and more "out" in one >direction (mine goes sharp) - I suppose you could build a temperature - to - >MIDI controller and feed it to your soft synth :) Forget the temp gage. Just put the drift control on a midi CC, and have a Phatboy controller and turn the knob yourself. You probably need a VLFO and some randomness to the various pitch distinctions.
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Re: Re: [L-OT] Re: Analog synth is still better
2001-11-07 by GAmoore@aol.com