DATA: Oscilloscope/Data Analysis, by TheTechnobear

Data : oscilloscope and data analyser

oscilloscope and data analyser

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Developer: TheTechnobear

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Fantastic work, I have a DATA module I was thinking about getting rid of, this might cover all my use cases!

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yeah, I had mordax data and sold it, to afford the SSP ā€¦

Mordax data is excellent, one of my favourite modules, and I did miss it.
though I realised, I used it mainly for display waveforms, and also looking at voltages, so I did feel I was under-utilising it.

for sure, this currently only has some of its function, but I hope to build it up over time.
though, Iā€™ve got so many module ideas, I want to hit the ā€˜keyā€™ features of each first, before really pushing into the details of them all.

that said, DATA and SWAT are really useful when Im testing and developing new modules - so they might get a bit more love :wink:

Iā€™ll also admit its nice having something graphical on the beautiful SSP display!

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This is lovely - superb module. Many thanks for building and sharing. :grinning:
I do believe a coffee is in order! I too have a Mordax Data which is pretty much in most Eurorack setups and I can see this being utilized within Percussa in much the same way.

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Actually I wonder if you can help me with something. The ā€˜Dataā€™ module is correctly showing C3 as the value of the note being played on the Arturia Keystep - BUT I am getting C6 for the actual sound coming out. I am using the WTO oscillator. To compensate I moved the octaves down on the key step so an ok temporary fix - but Iā€™d like to know what Iā€™m doing or rather not doing?

v/oct cv inputs are relative (unlike midi) - so basically added to an oscillators ā€˜baseā€™ octave.
so normally to get the octave range you want, you usually just set the ā€˜coarse tuneā€™ on the oscillator.

DATA when displaying a note, is just assuming your oscillator is set to C4=0v.
(which is a pretty common tuning, albeit it arbitary)

so for the WTO there are a few possibilities:
a) it maybe your waveform actually incorporates multiple cycles - this would pitch it up!
if so you could correct your wavetable.

b) I think WTO has coarse tune, so you could lower that.

c) use an -0.2 offset per octave on the v/oct input (or midi pitch output)
so if you want to go from C6 to C3, simply offset by -0.6

Iā€™d probably use ( c ) as a ā€˜quick fixā€™ , as (b) can introduce some odd tuning issues (iirc)
(you can also use SWAT to do this transpose, but its a bit overkill)

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Many thanks for your help here - after some investigation it was a) above - I didnā€™t realise that. So good to know and another bit learnt.

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Any news on if you will be adding spectrum analyzer into DATA?

not yet, partly because its too warm to do anything at the momentā€¦ but also because Ive started something else :wink:

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Gotcha :slight_smile: thank you for getting back to me.

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