tempo63

I know polyphonic note distribution is something that's been discussed quite a few times, but right now i'm working on my own M4l poly system to control my modular (right now it's 2 voices) with an Expert Sleepers ES-3. I've made a really dumb version of it and i'm Kind of getting there, but it's not quite right yet.

the problem (i think) is that you have 2 notes and unless you make one available if you press a 3rd one, it doesn't replace the first one that was pressed. I hope this makes sense.

The patcher inside is the calibration to output exactly +-8volts at +-1. values. they were calibrated to my ES-3 unit, I also hope that this might be helpful to someone who's working on some silent way style calibration input method. instead you just have to grab a multimeter and adjust the offset and the range with those numbers, and and put it right before the sig~ output thus it gives you a quite accurate noise free 1v/oct cv output.

I know polyphonic note distribution is something that's been discussed quite a few times, but right now i'm working on my own M4l poly system to control my modular (right now it's 2 voices) with an Expert Sleepers ES-3. I've made a really dumb version of it and i'm Kind of getting there, but it's not quite right yet. 

the problem (i think) is that you have 2 notes and unless you make one available if you press a 3rd one, it doesn't replace the first one that was pressed. I hope this makes sense.
Here's the basic patch i've made. 

Polyphonic cv control (m4l, ES-3)