I've been thinking that a pitch-to-midi converter would be a handy tool for those of us who play instruments other than piano. I imagine it can't be much harder than breaking the signal down into its component frequencies, and figuring out what the greatest common factor is of the frequency peaks. There are probably other considerations that I'm not thinking about off the top of my head, but it seems like a doable project, if nothing like that exists already. -spencer On Tue, Jan 18, 2005 at 09:06:03PM -0500, Brett McCoy wrote: > > >Also, is there a module that will convert an audio signal to CV? I > >know MCV converts MIDI to CV. > > That would be a real trick. MIDI is easy because it is a defined protocol > with a finite set of instructions... you are basically doing a > digital-to-analog conversion of MIDI control instructions to a defined set > of voltages to control a synth. There might be something out there, but I > daresay it's probably not software-based. You are probably better off > getting a bass or guitar MIDI interface and using that. > > -- Brett > >
