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Never tried, but you can see that controller in action here: http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2008/08/cv-ribbon-controller-with-cs-40m.html I fear that it is rather short and that it will be far to difficult to play a melody precise... Whereas the range on the R2M is better... Thereagain I don't nee...

Look at this video I did months ago. It's just a Little Phatty and a Doepfer R2M. I did not use MIDI but CV and gate out from R2M to Moog LP. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZblzFM_WWg&fmt=18 Brilliant! What do you think of this cheaper option: http://cgi.ebay.com/RIBBON-CONTROLLER-CV-FOR-ANALO...

Has anyone used this combination? Are these two compatible?

till wrote:Use a resistor to do so.

I was able to guess that (once have built a tremolo with a friend or to be honest he built it and I supplied the coffee;-)), but where to place it on the board?

Can anyone tell me an easy way of getting the tension down to -5, +5 Volt instead of -15, +15 ... Because off the LP CV-Inputs being -5, +5... I am really an absolute newbie when it comes down to electronics so please be kind

djghostdogg wrote:NICK. you should put up a link to your "prodigy" patch for the LittlePhatty

YES indeed

Nick Montoya wrote:
If they did it, I'd want a thick illuminated plexiglass with LEDs imbedded in the plastic that are CV to the LFO and/or ADSR !!!

Imagine the back of the phatty illuminating itself as you play it !!

Pure brilliance

PHC wrote:I'll post an audio sample soon and and try to post the patch for you to download.

I'll try working on the Cello (if I find the cookbook I lost it somewhere).

You could instead of uploading the patch also just give me the rough figures visible in the precision mode... Probably the faster option...

Thanks PHC! I really appreciate that!

Just received the cookbook and am going to start reading today...

PHC wrote:I've been able to recreate the Saxophone patch and it's great.

Have you yet tried a cello?

That seems to be /&ç/&%ç difficult...

I'm going to join this Wave of impatience

I would love to have wood side panels on my stage two I have a friend who does wood work as a hobby. He said he would LOVE to make wood side panels for me. I am working on getting the hardware upgrade for my Stage, and after I get that, I'll order the wood. www.bellforestproducts.com seems to have ...

I've been able to recreate the Saxophone patch and it's great. How did you translate the waveform values given in PW or %? Does the patch have the 2nd Oscillator detuned? Sorry for this maybe to obvious questions, but the results I got from the cello patch were rather disapointing and for the Banjo...

I would love to have wood side panels on my stage two I have a friend who does wood work as a hobby. He said he would LOVE to make wood side panels for me. I am working on getting the hardware upgrade for my Stage, and after I get that, I'll order the wood. www.bellforestproducts.com seems to have ...

Well in fact there are some patches on the free pages... Banjo, Cello, French Horn and a Harmonica Tried for about 2 hours today... The ADSR-part is pretty easy, but to be honest the descriptions of the waveform are not ideal for the Little Phatty... But I ended up with an excellent Air-like Organ s...