>c) I understand that people change the scale via CV all the time. But, and >this is an important thing to consider, is it changed *precisely*? Or do >people "just want it to change" every so often, and not care *exactly* what >scale is used, just to it's "not the last one". I use both methods. Sometimes the scales just happen to be ordered in a bank in a musically useful pattern and simply sweeping through them with a slow triangle wave works fine. Other times I pick out a few specific scales that are not "right next to each other" in the bank and have to send specific voltages to select those scales. It takes a few more modules to wire that up, but it's not difficult. I suppose if you wanted to get really fancy you could offer a "program" mode where users could select which scales they want to stick into different voltage slots. Then they could sweep through that custom bank with a triangle LFO. Sort of like programming songs into your CD player. I like your idea of being able to create custom scales and banks with a "scale librarian". That would probably eliminate the need for a "program" mode, but would require more work for the user (hooking up a computer to the module just to reorder a few scales would be a hassle).
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Re: [motm] More Quantizer thoughts
2007-08-26 by Scott Juskiw
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