MOTM

For quantizing applications the wavetable output is used as a control 
voltage.  In this mode the Miniwave is set to the 0-10V scale, which 
takes positive input voltages and puts out positive voltages.  A 
quantizer PROM has a table that translates the incoming voltage to the 
nearest quantized value, assuming a 1V/octave control voltage.  The 
standard Blacet PROM has 16 quantized scales, and the Quantizer PROM 
offers 256.  http://stretta.com/~matthew/resources/waveproms/index.html  
(Too bad these are not currently available.)

-Richard Brewster


Jeff Laity wrote:

> When you do this, are you using the PCM sample wave playback as an 
> audio source or as a control voltage?
>
> On Jan 15, 2005, at 4:05 PM, Richard Brewster wrote:
>
>     Many of us use the Wiard/Blacet Miniwave as a quantizer.  It so
>     happens
>     I was just using it today.
>
>     http://www.blacet.com/MW.html
>
>     It comes with a quantizer bank in the PROM and there is another
>     quantizer PROM available.  Check the links on the page above.  Larry
>     Hendry has a Stooge panel (several different ones, actually)
>     available
>     in MOTM format for the Miniwave, and you can also use Front Panel
>     Express to make a panel for it.  Dave Hylander has a great
>     expander for
>     the Minwave that holds 10 EPROMs.
>
>     http://www.hylander.com/miniwave.html
>
>     http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/panel.htm
>
>     -Richard Brewster
>
>     Jeremy wrote:
>
>     >Hi all,
>     >
>     >Just wondering if there's an analog voltage quantizer out there in
>     >MOTM format? Or something similar? I've been using a Serge
>     >quantizer but the whole banana + 1/4" jack thing gets annoying.
>     >Cheers for any help.
>     >
>     > - Jeremy
>     >
>