I have a track with CV data on it, which is being used to modulate the pitch of an oscillator, but I want to move this into the same track as I’m sending MIDI note data from, as I basically accidentally sent MIDI and CV pitch to the same oscillator and really like what came out, so trying to put it into one track.
I first thought about recording the CV out into CV in, and recording CV in into an automation lane, but when I play it back out, it doesn’t sound nearly the same for some reason (think note spread is smaller than expected)
I then tried working out the note values (ie, middle C is note 64) and putting that into a CC automation lane, then changing destination. This also didn’t work.
It’s very possible that I won’t get this working as I expected, and will have to keep it at two separate tracks, but I was wondering if anyone else here has tried this, or has any ideas on how it might work?
if i understood you are sending midi notes and pitch cv voltages to one oscillator, does this oscillator have a midi input and a v/o input? or are you using a kind precision adder to add those 2 pitch voltages?
EDIT: or your oscillator has 2 pitch input (e.g. new make noise oscillator)?
Using the centroid I managed to get the same pitch sequence.
I first thought I needed de add 0.14V but it ended up to be 0.25V.
Also Hapax says that the automation (after centroid adjustment) goes from +0.12V to 0.39V but I measure 0V to 0.28V on the CV output. i might be missing some logic tho.
I tried to use it as a cv recorder, but due to the different input and output voltages, I refrained from this application.
I requested to be able to calibrate the cv input.