Moin Florian,



Surely if someone knows the answer it is you :-)



I was obviously not clear enough. The A-160 does output trigger impulses
which are a kind of voltage control, but not the continuous one implied. As
you said you can use the trigger to reset a LFO, which can give you effects
in sync with a master clock. For a complete tempo synchronisation where not
only the starting point of the LFO waveform but its complete cycle is in
sync with the master clock you would have to derive a control voltage from
an appropriately specified Midi -> CV interface. If the master clock is
external, that is.



York



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Auftrag von Florian Anwander
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 2. Juni 2010 19:12
An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Betreff: Re: AW: 1 Re: Newby Seeking Chaos





Hi York

> You had some questions about modules. The A-160 (clock) divider takes a
> clock signal (from a sequencer or a Midi-> CV converter) and creates
> rhythmic divisions, such as ½, 1/8 and so on. This way you can synchronise

a

> voltage controlled LFO to your master clock, for example.

This suggestion I don't understand. How do you control a voltage
controlled module by a trigger Or did you want to say you can reset
the LFO But resetting an LFO doesn't have anything in common with
synchronising its tempo!

Florian





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