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Looping ADSR

Looping ADSR

2006-05-11 by Paul Schreiber

Any chance of a looping ADSR for us original format types?

Yep, the MOTM-810.

Paul S.

Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-15 by Koos Fockens

Does this mean the 810 will replace the 800 from now on?
I like the looping feature a lot. Is there a mod for the 800's so that I could add this feature 
myself to my 800's ?



--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...> wrote:
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> Any chance of a looping ADSR for us original format types?
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[motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-15 by Jason Proctor

is the 810 the vc one too?

hopeso
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>Does this mean the 810 will replace the 800 from now on?
>I like the looping feature a lot. Is there a mod for the 800's so 
>that I could add this feature
>myself to my 800's ?

Re: [motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-15 by synth1@airmail.net

> Does this mean the 810 will replace the 800 from now on?
> I like the looping feature a lot. Is there a mod for the 800's so that I
> could add this feature
> myself to my 800's ?

a) no, does not replace it (meaning, MOTM-800 will still be available)

b) it's a 100% new design, can't modify the old one.

Paul S>

Re: [motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-16 by Koos Fockens

Looking forward to it :-)
How fast will/could  the looping be, I.E. could the loop signal be  
used as a sort of LFO with near limitless shape ?
I'm dreaming up some options here :-)


On 15 May 2006, at 21:53, synth1@... wrote:

>> Does this mean the 810 will replace the 800 from now on?
>> I like the looping feature a lot. Is there a mod for the 800's so  
>> that I
>> could add this feature
>> myself to my 800's ?
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> a) no, does not replace it (meaning, MOTM-800 will still be available)
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> b) it's a 100% new design, can't modify the old one.
>
> Paul S>
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Koos Fockens
www.motmsynth.blogspot.com
torikoos@...

Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-18 by jpontmotm

Will the looping adsr be 1U or 2U wide?  My guess: 2U.  However, it
seems like 1U is 'workable' (easy for the LED and switch), possibly
removing the OUT- output for the Pushbutton.  It would help those of
us with constrained cabinet real estate.
Just my $.01, Jeff
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Re: [motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-18 by Paul Schreiber

> Will the looping adsr be 1U or 2U wide?  My guess: 2U. 

2U because it *adds* CV control of ADSR.

Paul S.

[motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-18 by Jason Proctor

if the difference was just looping, then 1U would be manageable. 
however it's also VC, so 2U is necessary if only to accommodate the 
extra CV inputs.
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>Will the looping adsr be 1U or 2U wide?  My guess: 2U.  However, it
>seems like 1U is 'workable' (easy for the LED and switch), possibly
>removing the OUT- output for the Pushbutton.  It would help those of
>us with constrained cabinet real estate.

Re: [motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-18 by Richard Bartz

paul, do you implement the function for controlling each point of the 
envelope by cv ?

best

rick

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Re: [motm] Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-19 by Paul Schreiber

> paul, do you implement the function for controlling each point of the
> envelope by cv ?

Well, the Attack, Decay and Release times are set by a CV, as is Sustain level. 
Not sure by
the term "point".

Paul S.

Re: Looping ADSR

2006-05-19 by jpont@ksu.edu

If not already under consideration, I strongly suggest putting in an End
Gate output socket (ie., gate goes high when Release (or Decay? maybe a
switch to select which one?) goes below some positive voltage.  I have
found this to be very useful and intergrable with other modules. If
front panel space is used up already, maybe a toggle switch to switch
between OUT- and END GATE at one socket.

If there is room, a pot (say, 0 to + 4V) to select the voltage below
which the gate goes high on the Release (or Decay?) slope would be very
nice.  [Ok, then we get into voltage control of when the gate goes
high.]

Just my $.02 to bother Paul again, Jeff

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