I have built Aout NG this weekend. I have noticed that It ocassionally puts out incorrect voltages. For Example, I can play the default pattern (just four quarter notes of C3) and it will actually trigger a different note/voltage randomly sometimes.
This is not just the sequencer, I have the problem when playing live from midi keyboard also, I can kit the same key multiple times and sometimes get a different note…
for more information I am running seqv4 on LPC17 to drive a YUSYNTH VCO 1v/oct. AOUT NG is configured in unipolar.
Under CV options, in the calibration I get 1v to measure 1v, 2v measures 2.33v, 4v = 4v, and 8v = 8v, also MAX = 10.67v
Is the non-linearity around 2v something to be concerned with or is this normal?
I don’t think the YUSYNTH VCO uses bi-polar, A1 is the note that should be played at 0v. I can’t imagine why anyone would want to play a note lower than this…
I was speaking in general ofcourse and not specifically about the VCO. Do you manage to get 7 octaves then with only 2,8V?
The 2.8v you are referring to is the limit when AOUT is in Bi-Polar mode correct?
If so, I don’t think this applies, I am using Unipolar which goes from 0v to 10.67v for the full tuning range. I have not experimented with bi-polar mode, so I cannot answer your question.
Can you take a look at this project page for the YUSYNTH VCO to confirm that the AOUT should indeed be used in unipolar mode to control pitch CV at the V/oct input?
I have built Aout NG this weekend. I have noticed that It ocassionally puts out incorrect voltages. For Example, I can play the default pattern (just four quarter notes of C3) and it will actually trigger a different note/voltage randomly sometimes.
This could be related to an unstable connection (e.g. cable too long?) between MBHP_CORE_LPC17 and MBHP_AOUT_NG module