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Pitch to Cv converter


Post Posted Wed Sep 29, 2010 4:58 pm
tjs2010


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Hi everyone, stumbled across this site looking for infomation about creating a pitch/ cv converter for a university project. Ideally so i can plug a gutiar into an analogue synth as the input signal. I know there is a similiar (well identical thread) from 2006 but wanted to start a fresh one as im sure there are new members with knowledge on the subject, well hopefully anyway!

From my current understanding ( mainly gathered from http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jul00/a ... nthsec.htm and bits and pieces during my studying) this is how its done...in theory at least.

My electronics knowledge is not amazing, I study a degree in audio and music technology but will be beefing up my knowledge in the next few months as the project develops.

Essentially I would like to know who has any expereance doing such a project or can point me in the right directions or any general advice would be useful

Many Thanks,
Tj.
Post Posted Wed Sep 29, 2010 8:42 pm
GeeJee
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I'm a total noob in this area, but I know that Korg's ancient MS series had built in Hz to Cv converters. Might be a start to look for the schematics... :wink2:
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