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FR: Quantizer: Show current values based on CV inputs in Labels #94

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fractalgee opened this issue Nov 19, 2023 · 3 comments
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FR: Quantizer: Show current values based on CV inputs in Labels #94

fractalgee opened this issue Nov 19, 2023 · 3 comments

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fractalgee commented Nov 19, 2023

Please update the labels to what is currently active as per CV inputs.

I have RefNote (Bogaudio) hooked up to set root note via V/Oct voltage, but label stays on C, but outputs in sroot D if Refnote set to D4.

Same for other outputs, update label to what is active at any time as per CV inputs.

That way panel always reflects actual output values instead of default, which is a bit confusing visually.

I know I can select Root note, Scale and Oct via the knobs but I am hooking up the root to several quantizers so I can change all via RefTone with one knob. Same with other CV inputs (set via AddrSEQs).

@fractalgee fractalgee changed the title FR: SimpleClock: Show current values based on CV inputs in Labels FR: Quantizer: Show current values based on CV inputs in Labels Nov 19, 2023
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And a followup, as manual is not , mentioning it: What voltages does the root input expect? It's not V/Oct, and sending i.e. 1V to it makes pitch go from oV (C4 at default setting with a C4 on the input) to 0.433333V, which is not one V above (or octave), so I am confused. Seems to be no good way to drive the root input with external control. I could wire up a addrseq to drive it if I could figure out what voltages to send to the root. Thanks

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jeremywen commented Jan 2, 2024 via email

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Thanks, A bit fiddly like that, V/Oct would be better as that is what folks would expect, but doable until you may implement it. I will make a addseq with the right voltage outputs for each note in the interim. That way I can set several to the same root (I know it's poly, but sometimes I also want to have two different keys interplay.

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