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Dr. Bear! Strong work as per your usual.
Is there any chance to have scaling set to 1.2V/Oct as per the Buchla (pseudo) standard? I primarily use Buchla stuff along side the SSP. This request applies to anything that you develop like the (shq) S&H+Quantizer. 1V/Oct does me little good.
Maybe there is a way to do this already. If so, can you hip me to it?
I love the inclusion of Logic functions. These are annoying to patch up in Buchla-world (or incredibly âexpensiveâ in terms of using one or two modules to kludge something together. Iâll have to try these out over the next couple of days.
hmm, yeah this would be possibleâŚ
theoretically its should be quite straightforward⌠and you can even do this with the built-in scaling.
basically you would need to multiply (aka scale) any pitch inputs from INP with 0.83333333 (1/1.2) and for any pitch going to the OUT, multiply (aka scale) by 1.2.
thats saidâŚ
you cannot âenterâ 0.8333333333 on the scaling (I think 0.833) is closest, but this should be close enough for the SHQ to latch on to the correct notes.
(*) as I mention in the notes⌠be aware that 0v = A4 (440hz) on the SSP, not C4 as is common. (not sure what the Buchla norm is) - but this is not really an issue, you can simply add an offset from the INP pitch output.
if you try this, and let me know⌠as basically this is all a SWAT algo would do, so it would be useful to know if this process âworksâ
logic functions, yeah these are fun⌠SWATs 2 op is a bit limited, but useful.
so, Iâm probably going to do a logic vst some time, that has up to 8 inputs, which is useful for more generative purposes. though, also for that Id want some more gate âgeneratorsâ.
in particular, things like : euclid, mi grids, clock dividers/multipliers (and another âsecretâ I have in mind 
), these combined with logic can be a lot of fun.
Dr. Bear,
What do we do with the .md files in âdocsâ?
And in the âotherâ folder: tb_scales.zip.
Do we do anything with these?
as stated in readme.txt
the MD files are markdown text files - you can read them with any text editor.
( i guess i could rename to .txt, but really markdown files should have .md suffixes)
tb_scales.zip these are scala files for MTQ that I posted a while back.
Thanks! I was reading the online notes and didnât see it. I R Th3 Dumb.
holy bananas! youâre killing it with these! Well done!
ha ha @Kent , no worries, happens to us all 
I guess I probably should just rename to .txt to avoid confusion
thanks @NeilParfitt , look forward to seeing what you can do with these modules