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I think Colin's analysis is spot-on. Some developers drive knobs and sliders based on CV input. Others (myself included) tend towards making the CV input a delta/offset from the manually-set knob position. If you do desire visible CV control of the joystick, perhaps you could use CA's " Remote ...

I'm trying to understand what you mean when you say that the first two steps are "muted". The module only outputs voltages and clock / gate signals, not audio.

I built this patch to demonstrate that all three output channels deliver different voltages from steps 1 to 4.

YouTube demo

The only thing I can think of is to use caching - in other words if the channel's input value is the same as it was in the previous sample then use the result you calculated last time instead of calculating it afresh. But obviously this only works if there's a simple one to one relationship between...

The best I can think up is to monitor each channel looking for runs of zero longer than some threshold. That wouldn't be an ideal solution, obviously, because there might be an actual signal present with long drop-outs, or again, just the gap between notes. So, to make an analogy, you want to imple...

That looks exceptional, Colin. What a Herculean task! (Though I imagine it was a true labour of love, too )

So...I was just messing around and discovered that the Random In Switch also can freeze/crash VM if only one jack in the bottom area is connected. So it's both. As far as I can tell. Weird that they've been available so long and no issue has ever seemed to be raised (at least nowhere publicly visib...

ColinP wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 10:35 pm Isn't 43 year old technology a bit too modern for you guys?

Wouldn't something from 73 years ago be even better?

I'll see your RCA Mk II and raise you an Oramics Machine.

Alex Ball's MC-8 Overview video has just dropped!

Funnily enough, I have something in the works. I've been really studying old sequencers; I bought an MC-300 a while a go and I've been digging into how they work and then the history behind these sequencers, and eventually came back to the MC-4 and MC-8... It's very early on, but I've got it contro...

Have you looked at the Mighty Piano Roll ? MightyPianoRoll.jpg It's a lot more user-friendly than the laborious MC-4 method of note entry. If you want to go for that authentic 'calculator keypad' entry system, then I don't think there's anything like it in the store currently. I believe Alex Ball is...