Hi folks,
I have a question - would anyone here know if the new Minimoog reissue uses an 'edge' trigger or a 'level' trigger output..? What I need to know is does the trigger stay high for as long as a key is held..?
Cheerz,
Tom
Minimoog re-issue V-trigger output...
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Re: Minimoog re-issue V-trigger output...
Hi Tom,
the V-Trigger of the reissued Minimoogs got a +5 Volt signal on as long as a note is pressed. So it is rather a gate then a trigger.
If it would not stay on as long as a note is held, this output would be rather useless to drive an anlog synth via its CV outputs.
But the original Minimoog labelled its S-Trigger output "trigger" too, although it was closing for the length of the held note. So it is more a historic naming for the gate.
the V-Trigger of the reissued Minimoogs got a +5 Volt signal on as long as a note is pressed. So it is rather a gate then a trigger.
If it would not stay on as long as a note is held, this output would be rather useless to drive an anlog synth via its CV outputs.
But the original Minimoog labelled its S-Trigger output "trigger" too, although it was closing for the length of the held note. So it is more a historic naming for the gate.
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Prodigy * minimoog '79 * Voyager * MF102 * MF103 * MF104z * MP201 * Taurus 3 * Minitaur * Sub Phatty * MF105 * Minimoog 2017+ MUSE * One 16 (sold)