Friday, December 22, 2023
PV44 playing chords on the Acid Rain Technology Chainsaw (patched sequencer out of logic modules)
video upload by XODES
"After discussing how to use PV44 to create chords lately, it felt like showing it actually can be done may be more efficient than long messages.
It all started with some cheesy Wham Christmas song programmed on a Beatstep Pro for which PV44 made chords out of a monophonic CV signal.
Instead, and even if it may not make much sense to most, it looked more interesting to demonstrate a sequencer patched from scratch on the same occasion!
In this short example a sequencer is patched from existing and forthcoming logic/switch based modules that create control signals for PV44 and triggers for the drums sounds.
A single clock passes through a shift register and trigger skippers to create multiple trigger sequences.
A switch alternates between 2 voltages and goes to the PV44 modulation input. The A/B/C outputs control the Acid Rain Technology chainsaw's 3 CV inputs through some quantizer to play different chords."
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