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RE: [wiardgroup] Gate pedal?

RE: [wiardgroup] Gate pedal?

2004-07-06 by Robair, Gino

<<I know that they make "mute" pedals for vocalists & guitarists ... it might 
be easiest just to wire up a 9v battery + resistor network to the input of 
one, and send the output to the appropriate gate input on the modular>>

That's kind of what I'm thinking, based on the my peek at Grant's schematic for the Gate button on the joystick.
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> From: 	Doug Pearson
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> Sent: 	Tuesday, July 6, 2004 9:58 AM
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> Subject: 	Re: [wiardgroup] Gate pedal?
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> At 07:46 AM 7/6/04 +0100, Chris Whitten <cw.chris@zen.co.uk> wrote:
> > > I suddenly
> > > realized how much easier it would be to fire off one of my
> > > patches with a pedal  situated next to my hi-hat than searching
> > > for the tiny button on my Chaos module.
> >
> >As you mention 'hi-hat', what about a DW trigger pedal or one of the drum
> >kat trigger pedals? Or a simmons pad?
> >I'm not sure what voltage they spit out though.
> >Sorry to be drummist.
> 
> As I mentioned in the "live" thread, I've used drum triggers (pads, or 
> those stick-on triggers for acoustic drums, not pedals, but I'm sure they 
> spit out the same type of voltage), which can be plugged into "gate" 
> inputs.  They'll work well for triggering envelator envelopes, because 
> those are really "triggered", and not "gated" EG's.  On the other hand, the 
> VCO/Waveform City EG's are "gated", so unless you have the attack time set 
> to minimum on those, the maximum output level of the EG will depend on how 
> hard you hit the trigger pad (hitting harder yields a longer trigger pulse, 
> which gives the EG more time to ramp up) ... a nifty means of incorporating 
> "touch sensitivity" into your modular (as long as the attack time isn't set 
> too long).
> 
> But since all percussion triggers are basically one-shots, they probably 
> wouldn't be a working solution for note-on/note-off type gate signals.
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> I know that they make "mute" pedals for vocalists & guitarists ... it might 
> be easiest just to wire up a 9v battery + resistor network to the input of 
> one, and send the output to the appropriate gate input on the modular ...
> 
>          -Doug
>           jasret@mindspring.com
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Re: Gate pedal?

2004-07-06 by aurelialuz

> That's kind of what I'm thinking, based on the my peek at Grant's 
schematic for the Gate button on the joystick.
> 

i made a joystick into a gate trigger using the schematic here:

http://www.musicsynthesizer.com/Joystick/1209.htm

it works great using a 9v.

alex

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