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[Notes]
Ron Stephens wrote:

> Did I get that right, Sevo?

Pretty closely - that is the only way you could do it with the MS20,
which has a single combined pitch and envelope follower. The downside is
that the pitch follower dies rather soon as the volume lowers, so you
have to use envelopes with zero release, or live with the pitch failing
at some place in the release curve. Now the MS50 has no pitch follower,
but it has a (better) envelope follower with a good trigger output, and
combining both, you can use a short signal fed into the MS50 to generate
the trigger signal and a constant sine fed into the MS20 pitch follower
to get the CV.

Sevo

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Sevo Stille
sevo@ip23.net


Oops, only got half of that posting, my mail client was garbling the
linefeeds for some reason only known to Netscape...

Now that I can see it all: You actually posted my solution - short of
extracting a envelope instead of a trigger.

Sevo

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Sevo Stille
sevo@ip23.net

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