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Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - circulant - 07-21-2021
Hello All! I have enjoyed making short sequences from the Malekko Voltage Block for a couple years now and would like to record short sequences live into the NerdSeq. I have practiced a few times but when I am recording the note values into the NerdSeq, I am getting either really high pitched values (C-A), no notes, mid noted (G 4) or very low inaudible notes (D 0).
I currently have Input 1 on the NerdSeq with the output of the Voltage Block.
The Track is setup to Live Record and Output into CV1.
I have tried recording as Pass to CV1 and have also tried Quantize to CV1.
Am I doing something incorrectly or missing a step? Thank you!
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - XORadmin - 07-21-2021
(07-21-2021, 12:55 PM)circulant Wrote: Hello All! I have enjoyed making short sequences from the Malekko Voltage Block for a couple years now and would like to record short sequences live into the NerdSeq. I have practiced a few times but when I am recording the note values into the NerdSeq, I am getting either really high pitched values (C-A), no notes, mid noted (G 4) or very low inaudible notes (D 0).
I currently have Input 1 on the NerdSeq with the output of the Voltage Block.
The Track is setup to Live Record and Output into CV1.
I have tried recording as Pass to CV1 and have also tried Quantize to CV1.
Am I doing something incorrectly or missing a step? Thank you!
Hi, this sounds liek your inputs are not calibrated (well).
Do the auto calibration run and if it is still not good, then do the manual input calibration.
Not sure what volages the Voltage Block generates, but you got to be sure it is within the 0 to 10 Volt which is the range of the CV inputs.
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - circulant - 07-21-2021
Thank you! The VB outputs at 0-5V.
Can you refer me to the Auto or Manual Calibration documentation? I have been searching the manual but do not see a specific entry that details this process.
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - mgd - 07-21-2021
(07-21-2021, 04:20 PM)circulant Wrote: Thank you! The VB outputs at 0-5V.
Can you refer me to the Auto or Manual Calibration documentation? I have been searching the manual but do not see a specific entry that details this process.
Calibration is covered in the manual on pages 81 and 82. Find "calibration" (w/o the quotes) did the trick for me.
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - circulant - 07-21-2021
(07-21-2021, 04:50 PM)mgd Wrote:(07-21-2021, 04:20 PM)circulant Wrote: Thank you! The VB outputs at 0-5V.
Can you refer me to the Auto or Manual Calibration documentation? I have been searching the manual but do not see a specific entry that details this process.
Calibration is covered in the manual on pages 81 and 82. Find "calibration" (w/o the quotes) did the trick for me.
Thanks a lot!
I am reading this over and attempted the auto calibration first and it returned all Inputs at - 050, and Inputs 1-4 RNG at 2012, 2021, 2001, 2009.
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - XORadmin - 07-21-2021
Offset switch to the right
RE: Recording CV Input from Voltage Block - circulant - 07-21-2021
(07-21-2021, 05:18 PM)XORadmin Wrote: Offset switch to the right
Very cool. Running again:
Input 1 0081, Range 4082
Input 2 0078, Range 4083
Input 3 0080, Range 4076
Input 4 0079, Range 4080
I am stoked. This worked! Thank you all for your time on this.