Each Octave increases the voltages in the “scale” by a 1Volt Increment. so C1 will be 1V, and (for example) A1 will be1.75V.
Voltages for each note in the musical scale.
Categories
- 64 Bit FAQ
- Additive Synthesis
- ADSR Module
- Aliasing
- All Pass Filters
- Arpeggiator
- Auto Filter
- Bitcrusher
- Bode Modulator
- BPM Clock
- Chorus
- Comparator
- Containers
- Control Modules
- Control Voltage
- Controls
- Convert note to Hz
- CPU Usage
- Data Types
- dB Signal Levels
- Delay
- Diagnostic Modules
- Echo
- Effects
- Exporting VST
- Filters
- Flanger
- FM Synthesis
- Frequency Divider
- Haas Effect
- Integer step counter
- Joystick
- Karplus-Strong synthesis
- Latency
- LED Indicator
- Level Adjuster
- LFO
- Logic
- Looping Envelope generator
- MIDI
- MIDI Note to Voltage
- Mixer
- Modulation
- Morphing
- MPE
- Musical notes as voltages
- Noise
- Oscillators
- Oversampling
- Patch Memory
- Phase Distortion
- Polyphony
- Prefabs
- Product Registration codes
- Reaper not finding VST
- Reason 12 MDI bug.
- Rectifier
- Regular Shape Editor
- Reverb
- Ring Modulation
- Sample Hold
- Saturated SV Filter
- Saturation
- Sequencer
- Shape Editor
- Shape Envelope generator
- Shape Morphing Oscillator
- Shape Oscillator
- Shelf Filters
- Signal and data types
- Signal Levels and Conversions
- Simple Synthesizer
- Skins
- Sleep Mode
- Soft Clipping
- Sub Controls
- Supersaw
- SV Filter
- SVG Controls
- SVG Knob
- SynthEdit Polyphony
- Synthesizer VCF
- Text String Switch
- Timer Module
- Uncategorized
- V1.5
- V1.5 Updates
- VCA
- Vector Knobs
- Vector Push Buttons
- VST Technology
- Waveshaper
Leave a Reply