What is the best way to force my S&H output to sit in a specific range (like a single octave, say c4-c5)? I know I can use a quantizer that has octave shift, but I’m looking more to squeeze everything into an octave range, not shift everything. Attenuators only seem to bring it down into the lower ranges. I suppose I could use an attenuator to bring it into lower octaves and then shift it up? Is there a better way? Thx
Hi!
Yes, you can use something like the Dual Attenuverter from Befaco to attenuate AND offset the signal so you can fine-tune exactly the range you want. You can also use Fence from Orange Line to select a specific range of notes, which might be more suitable for your needs.
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Or there’s this one that has the “Scale” knob built in, which is used to set the output volts.
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There is also Vult leakage, that does S&H and attenuate in just one module, and you can set the range
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And the new Kid on the Rack:
Also with builtin Level and Offset
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Adding to an older thread, but thought this to be a nice module if the S&H is meant for random number generation.
MAELSTROM by Dark Process Industries can generate random voltages in a predefined range. Min and Max can be selected independently between -10V and +10V.
The module seems to generate random values with fairly even distribution (Testing distribution of random note generators - #18 by Alphagem-O).
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