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sprag 11-20-2012 05:30 AM

Pitch to CV conversion
 
I am thinking of using an analogue systems rs 35 to convert my bass pickup signal to control voltage, allowing me to drive a synth such as a minitaur.

Done some research and found that compressing and filtering the signal first improves tracking. just wondering if there are any other things I should be looking at to condition the signal to improve tracking (such as pre amplification, gating, etc,) and what are the good ones to go for.

Thanks

Skrogh 11-20-2012 09:44 AM

Technique.
Play very cleanly, do not let any other note, than the one you are playing ring trough.
-Use your fingers close to the neck
-Play up the neck (no open strings) and if your d-string has a dead-spot - avoid it.
-Do not expect 100% perfect or fast tracking.

Iv'e not tried that exact solution, but this is what goes for most analog trackers.

:)

autopilot 11-20-2012 06:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skrogh (Post 13474960)
Technique.
Play very cleanly, do not let any other note, than the one you are playing ring trough.
-Use your fingers close to the neck
-Play up the neck (no open strings) and if your d-string has a dead-spot - avoid it.
-Do not expect 100% perfect or fast tracking.

Iv'e not tried that exact solution, but this is what goes for most analog trackers.

:)


+1000

sprag 11-21-2012 01:18 AM

Thanks Skrough & Auto. I left out the crucial bit... most of what I could find researching was that it tracked guitar well but couldn't find anything on bass... I was more after info on will that translate to bass and still sound acceptable, as I'm sure I can't be the first person to try it. Thanks for the pm D, exactly the info I was after.


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