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Does anybody know if the "Noise Ring" can be tuned to 1/v octave when 
producing a pitched "tone"?

Thanks,

Les

Hi Les,
   I'll take an educated guess, and say: No.
   But I recommend a grain of salt because only Prof. Richter would know at this point. 
chears,
doc


--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Les Mizzell" <lesmizz@s...> wrote:

> Does anybody know if the "Noise Ring" can be tuned to 1/v octave when 
> producing a pitched "tone"?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Les

0.5 Hz to 10 Khz is around 15 octaves. A one volt per octave input 
doesn't have enough range. There is some part of the range that 
should be near to 0.6 volts per octave. The EXTernal RATE 
control has an attenuator so you can attenuate the 1 volt per 
octave keyboard signal down to 0.6 volts per octave.

Some part of the range should track a keyboard for an octave or 
so. It never occured to me that anyone would want to, so I never 
tested it.

Try it and let us know how it works.

Best Regards,

Grant Richter

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Les Mizzell" 
<lesmizz@s...> wrote:
> Does anybody know if the "Noise Ring" can be tuned to 1/v 
octave when 

> producing a pitched "tone"?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Les