----- Original Message ----- From: Tentochi <tentochi@...> Paul hasn't been to keen on doing a Pitch to Voltage Converter from what I can remember. Here is one to check out. http://www.geocities.com/efm_gc/index.html Click on PV1 (PCB = $14) --Shemp ---------- This is the Harry Bissell P-to-CV I wrote the list about earlier. I have the PCB and it is on my project list. But, I am having trouble finding the MAT transistor pair. I went to the analog devices website and it wasn't working well. anyone know what's going on with that? I have a parts list for this thing too (with Mouser #s). And, there are two different version of the schematic. The original PCB was designed to go in an Etherwave where you would have 3 outputs. 1 = CV based on osc pitch (right ant) CV based on volume ant (left). and a Gate based on moving your hand in and out of the volume antenna range. I think Harry told me that the gate worked best if the Etherwave volume function was tuned to work in the non-tradition mode of closer = louder. If you are thinking about this as a stand alone project (as am I), then the schematic is altered as a few parts left off to forgo this gate function. I have a copy of this altered schematic direct from Harry if anyone wants a copy. I also plan to see the wild man in March. Apparently, he has this thing working in conjunction with some kind of quantizer that I have to put my eyes and hands on to try and understand. That's one more reason for you to be sure and make the AHMW thing this year Shemp. Larry H
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Re: [motm] DIY Pitch to Voltage Converter
2001-02-10 by J. Larry Hendry
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