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Post by admin on Jun 13, 2021 12:52:11 GMT
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Post by admin on Jun 13, 2021 22:17:25 GMT
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Post by Gaëtan on Jun 14, 2021 6:33:02 GMT
Nice  Quite funny considering that it is the Volca modular which got me into Æ in the first place due to the patch cable format. I never ended up getting one, but it's still a really interesting piece of gear.
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Post by dizzeesatchel on Jun 14, 2021 10:17:10 GMT
Nice video my VMBRIDGE is on order, looking forward to getting that nice complex osc sound into the AE for processing. I think there are a lot of really interesting possibilities opened up by this module! I kind of wonder if the audio pin points could also be used to send CV back and forth (and vice versa) - like the minijacks on the Master module can go either way (i think) - but i definitely wouldn't want to be the first to try it without understanding more about the protection offered by the module! |
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Post by admin on Sept 21, 2021 21:52:45 GMT
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Post by hardworking on Sept 22, 2021 12:03:11 GMT
Now that is interesting... I actually used my VM live for the first time the other day, it has a really strong sound when you put it through a PA! Very versatile little thing, looking forward to getting a VMBRIDGE for maximum involvement. |
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Post by leethargo on Nov 22, 2023 11:40:51 GMT
Another question: It's my understanding (which is probably wrong/naive) that in other modular systems, eg Eurorack, the patch cables carry both a signal and a ground, so that you can patch together modules that have a separate power source.
In AE world, the patch cables only carry the signal, but the modules have a common ground via the bus.
Now, in the context of cross-patching between AEM and Volca Modular, the VMBRIDGE only scales the signals to have the voltages match with the respective systems, right? But nothing is done to make sure that a ground is shared. Wouldn't that be important? What are possible consequences? Could there be a bias/offset introduced via the cross-patching?
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Post by pol on Nov 22, 2023 12:39:23 GMT
Another question: It's my understanding (which is probably wrong/naive) that in other modular systems, eg Eurorack, the patch cables carry both a signal and a ground, so that you can patch together modules that have a separate power source. In AE world, the patch cables only carry the signal, but the modules have a common ground via the bus. Now, in the context of cross-patching between AEM and Volca Modular, the VMBRIDGE only scales the signals to have the voltages match with the respective systems, right? But nothing is done to make sure that a ground is shared. Wouldn't that be important? What are possible consequences? Could there be a bias/offset introduced via the cross-patching? My understanding is that the 2 core 3.5mm lead does carry the ground and signal, and then the socket in the VM bridge module deals with this issue somehow (I can't tell you, I use electronics, not make them!). This is similar to the 4/O module and the I/Os on the Master and power modules. I regularly find, not just in AE world, when you put a patch wire into a socket something happens, even if the other end isn't plugged into anything. I just adjust the relevant controls as needed to get the sound I'm after. |
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Post by leethargo on Nov 22, 2023 13:12:11 GMT
Yes, that makes sense. So the module is meant to be used in way that always involves at least one of these two (3.5mm) patch cables for CV or Sync?
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Post by leethargo on Nov 22, 2023 13:58:48 GMT
I watched the video tutorial and my question is effectively answered there (at around 8:05): A common ground needs to be established which is done with a 3.5mm cable.
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