Then, I assigned two of the MM's CCs to CV outs from the Expresssionist, patched them into the cutoff frequency and resonance amount and that's the above vid!
Sorry for the shaky camera work and, for some reason, the sync is a bit off.
I love the Expressionist - the CVs it provides are smooth with no zippering whatsoever and it's very simple to program. It's lovely being able to bring the power of the Monomachine's parameter locks into the analogue modular domain.
I've assigned the two MM CCs to cutoff and resonance amount but there's no reason, of course, that they can't be plugged into any CV-able destination on the modular.
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Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2008 6:25 pm Post subject:
From their website:
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Expressionist is a professional, eight channel MIDI-CV converter. It is the most capable MIDI to control voltage converter on the market. The high resolution D/A converter gives the finest resolution for real control of your equipment. No more zipper noise like you've seen in other products.
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Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 3:14 pm Post subject:
wonder if they are interpolating on the A side of the D to A in order to get smoother glides, or else doing it in many more bits on the D side to do the same task. It might be easier to actually do it on the D side, as A side interpolation can be quite complex actually.
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