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hmmm, somehow on the Subdecay Prometheus where you’re doing the S+H thing it does patterns instead of complete randomness
Right, but that’s using filter modulation instead of pitch modulation. It might be repeating, but it would still be atonal. Which has its own appeal, but it’d be a very difficult-to-design box.
well then you could do a step sequencer
That would be prohibitively expensive…
not necessarily
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFSQ5ZRxlis
The only polyphonic pitch shifter ever made. It was prohibitively expensive too.
Well, julian, that really sounds ñ¼ber weird! Beyond attractive, I would say. Really more like an electronic washing machine-type effect.
If I remember, it was possible to create S&H arpeggio effects with the EHX Minisynthesizer from 1980.
I agree that any arpeggiator brought out today should be digital.