[LAU] blvco usage help

Ken Restivo ken at restivo.org
Thu Feb 10 18:28:56 UTC 2011


On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 11:42:57AM +0100, Julien Claassen wrote:
> Hello!
>   Ken, thanks for the answer. OK, so the question is - in csound - what 
> would I set the audio input port "frequency" to? Would I set it to 1, to 
> get something sensible? Would I use an oscillator at some frequency as 
> input? there are the other audio rate inputs called exp fm, lin fm and 
> sync. Setting sync to something, whilst exp fm and lin fm are 0 isn't a 
> nice thing. :-) I can be certan of that situation. I get a very, very 
> lowfrequ sound. :-)
>   Sorry, to be so thick, but I never worked with LADSPA plugins as bits 
> of a synthesizer and haven't seen typical usage of them.

I don't know Csound. If you have access to LADSPA plugins from Csound, maybe instantiate the LADSPA plugin that converts linear to 1V/octave, and feed the output of that into the blvco.

I vaguely remember seeing an example of how to do this in Ingen or some other modular synth, but it's been years and my memory seems to be getting worse every year.

-ken


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