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Matching Octaves in Your Modular

Matching Octaves in Your Modular

by Chris Meyer | Aug 8, 2016 | Articles | 46 comments

Different oscillators and MIDI to CV converters may have varying ideas of what voltage a given note produces, and what pitch should you hear as a result. If there is a difference, in most cases it can be dialed out with a pitch knob or transpose switch. However, there are occasions when you need the assistance of an additional module to settle these disagreements.

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