S&H to 103 Sweep In. Help needed. Got 101, 104 and CP251

[JnGd]

Hi,
ok, let me quote myself here: " the bass wave contour voltage goes up when you start performing, stays probably higher than that +1 volt for a
while, then, when going down the end of the wave, it passes back that +1 voltage triggering threshold again ". That's not true, better, my english
and electronic knowledge are not good enough !
Looks like to me that there is always a voltage at the envelope as soon as you put ON the oscillators and raising them up. Along with "dynamics" on your bass performance, that voltage will vary. The ENV led is showing voltage activity happening as you perform.

[JnGd]

Hi Mr. MBlom,

I patched-in TRS cables this morning, I don't know if what you try to get is something like that but here is the routing:
sound: B84 (Birdy bass, no alterations)
Voyager with MF-103 > MF-101 (through mixer OUT/ filter IN with insert type cable)
VX-351: KBD gate to CP-251 TRIGGER (I know you tried with MIDI-CV, my set-up isn't)
MF-101 ENV OUT to CP-251 S&H IN
CP-251 S&H OUT 1 to CP-251 MULT IN (the one with white circle, maybe red jack nut if older ?)
1st MULT OUT to MF-101 CUTOFF jack
2nd MULT OUT to MF-103 SWEEP IN jack
3rd MULT OUT to MF-103 SWEEP jack

Knobs settings:

MF-101:
amount > 0
mix > 5
cutoff > around 10 o'clock
resonance > start with 6,5 then you might raise it while fine-ajusting to your taste later
switches > smooth & 2-poles

MF-103:
lfo > kill
rate > 32
sweep > 5
resonance > start with 6,5 then you might raise it while fine-ajusting to your taste later
switches > lo & 12 stages

Watch your levels when you fine-ajust both resonances...What it sounds is that there is a second "vowel" pitch singing voice along the bass. Start with the A left of middle C (4th notes, "allegro", 132bpm): A>G>F>E then back to A again.Watch the MF-101 ENV led while you perform : dimmer > low "vowels" , brighther > high "vowels".

Anyhow, the MuRF is still interesting to me...

hoping it helps you, others and me too !

[MBlom]

Wow! Thanks! Gonna try it as soon as I'm next to my stuff.

[JnGd]

Hi Mr. MBlom,
try 8 beats per note, 4 bars, 32 notes total. The "singing vowel's voice" is more noticible that way.

[JnGd]

Hi,
Stiiiiiiive, that funky bass run is great ! Check it out Mr. MBlom !

[stiiiiiiive]

Much appreciated, moogfellow