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Korg ms 20 cv control

Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by pjhotdrum, Oct 23, 2004.

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  1. pjhotdrum

    pjhotdrum NI Product Owner

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    Is it possible for Reaktor to act as a squencer for a anologue korg ms20.
    What I mean is can you get Reaktor to convert midi data to control voltage and gate data. Any one have any ideas? would grateful for any suggestions
     
  2. sowari

    sowari Moderator Moderator

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    it is possible but i think you will need a korg analogue interface,
    or else do some maths in reaktor.

    reaktor is closer to the 'roland' 1 volt per octave system. korg uses (i think) 2.5 volts/octave. the korg also uses 'S trigger' for it's gating. that is basically opposite to the roland gate system.

    btw, there is a fantastic korg ms 20 emulation in the user library by solar x.

    sowari
     
  3. CList

    CList Moderator

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    You cannot use your soundcard to output CV due to hardware design of the soundcard - see this thread..

    http://www.nativeinstruments.de/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14297

    You pretty much need a midi->cv interface. You could get rekator to do the math so that a midi->cv that runs in "normal" 1v/oct mode mode could be used to control an ms-20 that uses Korg's v/Hz CV mode.

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  4. kim (keem)

    kim (keem) Forum Member

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    i have often used an audio out from a motu 828 to send audio table curves to modulate the filter cutoff of a sequential pro-1, or the cutoff of a sherman filterbank via the fm input. as long as you are dealing with something that wants a voltage between -1 & 1 it works reasonably well. for precision pitch sequencing you would need a dedicated hardware converter.
     
  5. CList

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    I'd be very surprised if it worked with *steady* values - liek a Pictch or Gate CV.

    That is DC and not AC signals. If yo pin the output to +1v, does it stay that way on the modular side, or does it slowly drop back to 0 on the analog output?

    If you're modulating something with a rising and falling (AC) signal you should be fine - though the High-pass filters built into the output circuits may make modulation by slow-moving LFOs not work 100%.

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  6. pjhotdrum

    pjhotdrum NI Product Owner

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    thanks for all your replies, it looks like i'll have to go out and buy a midi to c.v. converter. does anyone know of a site that i can go to find out more information on c.v and gate theory.

    thanks again
     
  7. dr. orange

    dr. orange NI Product Owner

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    google??
     
  8. triptonizer@yahoo.com

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