From dspeade@postoffice.ptd.netFri Apr 28 11:30:54 1995
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 1995 14:07:58 -0400
From: Edward Vargo <dspeade@postoffice.ptd.net>
To: analogue@hyperreal.com
Subject: Re: almost a 303, again the heretic

>(I've duplicated the sound pretty well with an MKS-70, and that's 
>overkill; all you need is something with brittle resonant filters and 
>adjustable portamento time.  The auto-glide on the 303 just adjusts the 
>portamento rate so that it'll always glide in the same amount of time.  I 
>think.)
>
Well if you have a CSQ-600 and a nice 1 oscillator sound, you can imitate
this fairly easily.  The only draw back is the CSQ-600 only has Roland sync
out and not in.  Which leads up to my next question.

Does anybody know how to convert the sync out on a CSQ-600 to sync in?  This
would make the box even more powerful than it is.  For now we trigger the
sequence start/stop with a pulse from either an 808 trigger or a trigger
from our Tama TSQ-1000.  It works but you have to 'dial in the tempo' as
close as you can by ear.  It then tends to drif compared to the other clocks.
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