From Andrew Ison Sent Sun, Oct 17th 1999, 12:07
From Andrew Ison Sent Sun, Oct 17th 1999, 12:07
This reminds me of the Geiger counter module that turns background radiation into CV signals. Also planned would be a nuclear fuel rod wand to control said module. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ben Vehorn <xxx@xxxxxx.xxx> To: Analog Group <xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Sent: Sunday, October 17, 1999 6:41 AM Subject: [AH] Techie question > I have been using my shortwave radio a lot lately for, umm, "musical" > purposes. How possible would it be to have it modded so that there is a > VC input jack that would control the SSB fine tuning? It is controlled > now by a knob but I would love to be able to control it via an LFO or > envelope. I am assuming that the fact that it is controlled by a knob > means there is some degree of analog control, but could very well be > wrong... > > After playing with this thing for several hours and getting some of the > most godforsaken noises out of it, I took a nap and dreamed of a > shortwave module that I could plug into my MOTM system that had voltage > control of the SSB fine tuning and frequency scanning. There was an > antenna sticking out of the upper corner, Doepfer-style, that improved > reception and could double as a Theremin-style control source and be > routed to either of the CV inputs via an internal buss. It also made a > great noise source and all the Morse code channels made great > psuedo-random clock sources. Mmmmm..... Paul Schreiber, are you > listening? :-) >