MOTM

My guess is no.  My understanding is limited.  I will throw out what I know
and think I know for those more informed to build on or correct.  The "vcf
fcm" sounds like it might be for foot pedal to control the filter frequency
cut-off.  Is the trigger is more likely an output?  Or, is it labeled input?

If I remember this board correctly, it is more of what I would call an
ensemble than a synth.  Since you have all tones available at once, there is
no such thing as voltage control of any oscillator (remember that are all
derived from top-down division).  So, it is more organ like.  The tones are
simply keyed into the mix, but are active all the time.

The advantage of these machines is unlimited poly.  However, you usually do
not have much control over waveshape (maybe some tabs).  They can make some
boss analog string sounds with appropriate external processing.  How about
running the output through your MOTM-410?

Larry H


----- Original Message -----
From: <mrnezumi@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2001 11:20 AM
Subject: [motm] [OT] Korg Delta/Kenton Pro-2000


Sorry for this slightly off-topic question. I have a Korg Delta; a low
budget synth/organ/string keyboard (top-divided VCO, I belive)from
1981. It has inputs for "vcf fcm" and "trigger". Can I control this
thing with my Kenton Pro-2000? Hz/volt? Can I damage anything if I
just give it a go?

Thanx,
Mr. Nezumi





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