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Post by admin on Dec 22, 2018 19:01:12 GMT
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Post by NightMachines on Dec 22, 2018 19:25:28 GMT
Cool! I have a CVpal for Eurorack and was thinking that I could maybe somehow modify it to fit into the AE Modular case. The firmware is open source: github.com/pichenettes/cvpal |
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Post by chunky54 on Mar 27, 2020 21:14:35 GMT
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Post by Lugia on Mar 27, 2020 21:26:56 GMT
Only if the Arduino's code package was hacked. As it is right now, the pitch CV range is too wide and the pitchbend CC outputs a negative CV, which is a no-no in AE. You'd have to constrain the scalar response to a four-octave range if you stay in 1V/8va, although if you recalibrated the AE so that it was happy seeing 0.5V/8va, it could conceivably deal with a 76-key span. But that's really overkill; outside of things like Stockhausen's extended-technique clarinet works, I don't know of a helluva lot of music where a single instrument is called on to span beyond four octaves on its own.
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Post by rodney on Mar 29, 2020 20:31:20 GMT
Sadly, the link is gone and the wayback machine didn't have it.
I'm having a think about this also but it's still a way down my 'sunrise' list.  |
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Post by rodney on Mar 29, 2020 20:33:36 GMT
Because so many MCU boards have WiFi and BLE built-in these days, it might be possible to combine this with bluetooth audio and MIDI for the perfect cafe machine.
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Post by chunky54 on Apr 17, 2020 17:57:47 GMT
Only if the Arduino's code package was hacked. As it is right now, the pitch CV range is too wide and the pitchbend CC outputs a negative CV, which is a no-no in AE. You'd have to constrain the scalar response to a four-octave range if you stay in 1V/8va, although if you recalibrated the AE so that it was happy seeing 0.5V/8va, it could conceivably deal with a 76-key span. But that's really overkill; outside of things like Stockhausen's extended-technique clarinet works, I don't know of a helluva lot of music where a single instrument is called on to span beyond four octaves on its own. Hi Lugia.Thanks for replying.I was only planning on using note cv and gate to trigger the Solina module.As far as pitchbend goes do any AE modules respond to it?And could I use the velocity cv for opening a filter,perhaps? |
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Post by rodney on Apr 25, 2020 3:30:05 GMT
Only if the Arduino's code package was hacked. As it is right now, the pitch CV range is too wide and the pitchbend CC outputs a negative CV, which is a no-no in AE. You'd have to constrain the scalar response to a four-octave range if you stay in 1V/8va, although if you recalibrated the AE so that it was happy seeing 0.5V/8va, it could conceivably deal with a 76-key span. But that's really overkill; outside of things like Stockhausen's extended-technique clarinet works, I don't know of a helluva lot of music where a single instrument is called on to span beyond four octaves on its own. Hi Lugia.Thanks for replying.I was only planning on using note cv and gate to trigger the Solina module.As far as pitchbend goes do any AE modules respond to it?And could I use the velocity cv for opening a filter,perhaps? It might work ok. You just need something to limit voltages to under 5v just in case, or feed it into the MAster input or 4 I/O module. Pitch bend could be used for all sorts of stuff in the AE environment.
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