Post by pol on Dec 4, 2021 9:20:51 GMT
Having been doing work in the Wiki, and various threads on the forum, it's been quite interesting how much the Sample and Hold module comes up, to the point I decided I needed to use mine more.
One thing I have started to do because of the forum is S&H on an LFO, the stepping is interesting on filter cut off or resonance, and can be good on pitch (especially once I thought of putting it through the Quantiser).
One of the key points I didn't really think of is the Hold part of the name, the CV stays until the next one is triggered. I have done this on other synths without thinking about it for years but the possibilities with modular.... Sample and hold of a sequence so you can have 2 CVs from it at the same time, (not triggering the S&H every step), I'm plotting a track where the sequence is bass or melody and the S&H is the CV for the Solina... It may even be Patch Challenge 5 to kill 2 birds with one stone! We shall see.... I can get lost in the AE for hours and not produce something I want to share with anyone!
Has anyone done S&H on audio (VCO); if so, what did you then do with it?!
One thing I have started to do because of the forum is S&H on an LFO, the stepping is interesting on filter cut off or resonance, and can be good on pitch (especially once I thought of putting it through the Quantiser).
One of the key points I didn't really think of is the Hold part of the name, the CV stays until the next one is triggered. I have done this on other synths without thinking about it for years but the possibilities with modular.... Sample and hold of a sequence so you can have 2 CVs from it at the same time, (not triggering the S&H every step), I'm plotting a track where the sequence is bass or melody and the S&H is the CV for the Solina... It may even be Patch Challenge 5 to kill 2 birds with one stone! We shall see.... I can get lost in the AE for hours and not produce something I want to share with anyone!
Has anyone done S&H on audio (VCO); if so, what did you then do with it?!
I guess that's what happens when you grow up with MIDI instead of control voltages.
