This was an extremely useful explanation of sample and hold. Especially mapping each note on to the next voltage position. An archive of how to use different synthesis techniques in composition like this would be awesome.
OMG thank you, I have just got a K2 and a neutron to start my semi modular journey and I know what sample and hold sounds like but had no idea what it wears actually doing and now I do thank you 😊
Hey Scott, always enjoy your content. Keeps the dimmed, slightly aging flame of synth creativity flickering in the back of my mind. One day I will let it burn again! This one was a very ... ... video! Thanks! 😉 👍
Fun fact: if you have an S&H circuit that's really fast, you can use it as a "downsampling" effect by driving the clock input with an audio range oscillator. It's technically the same thing that happens in the first stage of a analog to digital converter. Control the frequency of the oscillator with an envelope, and you get instant crushy madness.
This was an extremely useful explanation of sample and hold. Especially mapping each note on to the next voltage position. An archive of how to use different synthesis techniques in composition like this would be awesome.
OMG thank you, I have just got a K2 and a neutron to start my semi modular journey and I know what sample and hold sounds like but had no idea what it wears actually doing and now I do thank you 😊
Great explanation, thanks Scott!
Nice one Scott. I love S&H and did some crazy things with it on my old 100m 👍
Alright, I’ve finally found a very clear explanation of this concept. So much confusion out there about this. Great vid!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey Scott, always enjoy your content. Keeps the dimmed, slightly aging flame of synth creativity flickering in the back of my mind. One day I will let it burn again! This one was a very ... ... video! Thanks! 😉 👍
Fun fact: if you have an S&H circuit that's really fast, you can use it as a "downsampling" effect by driving the clock input with an audio range oscillator. It's technically the same thing that happens in the first stage of a analog to digital converter. Control the frequency of the oscillator with an envelope, and you get instant crushy madness.
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Hi what was that harmonic minor thing you were playing? Love to learn it on guitar. I’ve liked and subscribed. Thanks 🙏
It’s Bach’s fugue in G minor
@@jasonespinoza9948thanks Jason, very much appreciated
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