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Re: Multiple, sequenced delay lines...can it be done?
>Thanks, Bill!
>
>Well that's interesting. I was thinking of something more along the
>lines of having a delay line "sample" and then changing the start and
>end points of the delay line's playback with offsets whose locations are
>determined by incoming CV's. Is that possible?
thats a different kind of technology. Reminds of Dr. Zvonars concert
at LoopStock, done with Eventides... you would probably end up using
some pedal input to control this, which is similar to a CV input, but
digitally interpreted.
>
>-K
>
>>>> billfox@fast.net 04/11/02 08:08PM >>>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: KEVIN SIMONSON <RITX075@revenue.state.il.us>
>
>>What would be voltage controlled on the delay line? Length? How
>would
>>THAT work? What else? I'm curious.
>===
>>btw, Roger Arrick (the owner of synthesizers.com) has said he will be
>>making a
>>voltage controlled digital delay line. i'm trying to convince him to
>>give it a
>>couple meg of memory. then you could build the whole system as a
>>modular synth!
>>
>>Eric Williamson
>
>The oscillator that clocks the delay line is a VCO. Modulating the VCO
>changes
>the speed at which samples are stored and retrieved from memory, thus
>changing
>the delay time. Of couse, anything clocked out of RAM at a different
>speed than
>it was clocked in, will have its pitch changed.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Bill
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