From dacc Sent Tue, Jan 28th 1997, 20:52
At 14:16 28/1/1997 -0600, mark verbos wrote: >Tom Landis wrote: >> >> I have a Korg MS10, an MS 20 and a SQ10. I'd like to be able to control >>them >> from MIDI, but I can't spend more than $100 US. I can probably get by with a >> trigger and a one volt-per-octave output that I could use to control just the >> MS 20. Any suggestions? > >the Korg MS series is not one volt per octave. They respond to the >Hz/Volts system. Concequently, they are harder to MIDI. I think the Paia >Fatman has a Hz/Volts CV out though... right? I think you're right on that, yes. The Doepfer MCV series also handles V/Hz scalings, as does the Clarity Retro. ==========================\ And what is the purpose of writing music? One is, | of course, not dealing with purposes but dealing DAC Crowell | with sounds. Or the answer must take the form of The Aerodyne Works Studio | paradox: a purposeful purposelessness or a pur- for Electronic Music | poseless play. This play, however, is an affir- Champaign, Illinois, USA | mation of life - not an attempt to bring order xxxx@xxxxxx.xxx or | out of chaos nor to suggest improvements in cre- xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx | ation, but simply a way of waking up to the very http://hyperreal.com/ | life we're living, which is so excellent once one music/artists/dac_crowell | gets one's mind and one's desires out of its way | and lets it act of its own accord. ==========================/ -- John Cage: "Experimental Music", 1955