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Re: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

Re: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

2000-07-11 by J. Larry Hendry

From: Tkacs, Ken <ken.tkacs@...>
> Read more about it (plus photo) on her web site at
> http://www.apocalypse.org/~wendy/circon.html

Thanks for the link Ken.  I never found this at her sire before (been a
while).

> There's no mention of it being based on Anderton's design, but it's not
too
> far-fetched to think that they came up with these independantly.

I agree.  Makes me wonder where my friend is with the "linear slide"
version.  Time for an e-mail I guess.

> Now if you wanted the output to be MIDI, then you've got a
> HUGE project ahead of you, much more complicated than
> encoding a keyboard matrix into MIDI. MIDI was designed
> for discreet pitches (with some small variation form them accounted
> for) and getting a wide-ranging sweeping controller to map to
> that would be a bear. I know some companies are working on
> Theremin->MIDI converters and they are as much art as science.

Apparently the Big Brian MIDI theremin works quite well.  But, you have to
have deep pockets (~$3500 I think).  roland made a CV to MIDI years ago.  I
wonder how that thing worked?

Larry H

Re: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

2000-07-31 by ivancu@aol.com

In a message dated 7/10/00 11:24:35 PM, jlarryh@... writes:

<< Apparently the Big Brian MIDI theremin works quite well.  But, you have to
have deep pockets (~$3500 I think).  roland made a CV to MIDI years ago.  >>

http://www.fullerton.demon.co.uk/midicv.htm

This is the Frostwave CV to MIDI converter that will deal with Theremins and 
the like (ie, continuous sweeping pitches).

Ivan

Re: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

2000-07-31 by ivancu@aol.com

In a message dated 7/30/00 8:04:06 PM, ivancu@... writes:

<< This is the Frostwave CV to MIDI converter that will deal with Theremins 
and 
the like (ie, continuous sweeping pitches). >>

That URL didn't seem to work, but this one does:

http://home.earthlink.net/~wavefront/midicv.html

Ivan

RE: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

2000-07-31 by Tony Karavidas

That is the "Longwave" converter. The Frostwave is made by Paul Perry in
Australia.

BTW, but URLs work as of 10PM PST.

Tony Karavidas
Encore Electronics

http://www.encoreelectronics.com

Designers of "The best MIDI to CV converter on the planet." -Keyboard Oct.
1997
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> In a message dated 7/30/00 8:04:06 PM, ivancu@... writes:
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> << This is the Frostwave CV to MIDI converter that will deal with
> Theremins
> and
> the like (ie, continuous sweeping pitches). >>
>
> That URL didn't seem to work, but this one does:
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~wavefront/midicv.html
>
> Ivan
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Re: [motm] RE: Circon, et al.

2000-07-31 by ivancu@aol.com

In a message dated 7/30/00 9:57:56 PM, tony@... writes:

<< That is the "Longwave" converter. The Frostwave is made by Paul Perry in
Australia. >>

Whoops!  I stand (sit, actually) corrected.

Ivan

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