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Impossible Sound wrote:Audio out from the Prodigy and the noise out from the CP-251 would both need to be run through the same VCA and controlled by the same EG to do what you want.

In other words, feed the CP-251 into the Prodigy, not the other way around.

i knew i was doing something wrong. thanks!

well, i guess that's what i want to know. i assume i should be able to run the prodigy's audio out into the cp-251 (through the noise input) and out to my amp. that's what i've been trying to do... but like i said before... instead of the white noise only coming through when i hit a key, it's on all...

wouldn't running an LFO into the prodigy trigger the prodigy?

the prodigy is already doing what i want it to, i just need to add a little white noise to it.

still, i'm making this stuff up as i go, so i'll try anything.

more questions! you'd think i never learn how to do anything myself! so i'm trying to make a snare drum sound with my prodigy using the white noise on the cp-251. so i'm running a "pulse" out of the prodigy into the cp-251 but the white noise just stays on the whole time... is there a way ...

i've never posted mp3's before. how do i go about doing that?

ack! i'm such a moron... i read the manual but must have missed that part. i hooked it all up now, and damn it's beautiful.
this is EXACTLY what i wanted... i can't thank you enough for taking the time to walk me through this whole process.

woo hoo!

so i got my kenton pro solo mkII cv/midi converter... and i'm triggering my prodigy with my MPC, but so far all i've gotten it to do is play one note... that is, what ever note i play last (with my hand) that's the note the MPC will trigger until i hit another note. i was hoping i would be able to p...

eric,
yeah, this was my first time seeing an odyssey up close and i was amazed at how much it could do... sample and hold, noise, ring mod, etc etc... i always thought the odyssey was like the arp version of a prodigy, but it's clearly a lot more than that.
i'm anxious to get them back from the shop.

eric,
yeah, this was my first time seeing an odyssey up close and i was amazed at how much it could do... sample and hold, noise, ring mod, etc etc... i always thought the odyssey was like the arp version of a prodigy, but it's clearly a lot more than that.
i'm anxious to get them back from the shop.

[quote="sir_dss"]Keith... Do you think you took advantage of him?[/quote] it occurred to me at first, but then i remembered the time i bought a minimoog for $1000... i was so excited by the price i bought it without checking the whole thing out completely. there ended up being so much wron...

this nice old man was retiring and moving to arizona and was selling off everything he owned. he posted the arp on craigslist and when i went to check it out he was like, "oh, i also have this prophet 5". he kept going off about the arp, as i toyed with the prophet... i don't think he knew...

this nice old man was retiring and moving to arizona and was selling off everything he owned. he posted the arp on craigslist and when i went to check it out he was like, "oh, i also have this prophet 5". he kept going off about the arp, as i toyed with the prophet... i don't think he knew...

today i bought an arp odyssey(model 1210) and a prophet 5(rev 2) for $200 each! they both needed a serious cleaning, lot's of dirty pots and connections, but both fired up and put out sound. the prophet sounded especially sweet. they're at my tech's now getting cleaned up. are there anythings i shou...

i bought a murf a few days ago for $285 used.
within a few minutes of plugging it in to my rig i was making some really nice textures. i can already tell it's going to be an integral part to my set up. i recommend it's versatility to anyone making ambient music.

it would really help if you went and listened to a bunch of albums that have keyboards in them. picked one that has the sound you want to achieve in your band, and then came back here and asked how to get that specific sound. because playing "keys" in a "rock" band can mean a tho...