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I'm fairly certain I know the answer to this, but is there any way to get the FV-1 to interface with external memory? Even kind of a kludge solution? By this I mean, not program memory but delay memory, to allow coding a looper, or any recorder requiring more than 2 seconds of delay (2 seconds of co...

So how can I code a 1-pole filter with pot control? I know about the 2- and 4-pole filters, but I need something less extreme in this case.

I'm trying to put a simple 1-pole LP filter at the beginning of an effect. I have this code: equ filtr reg7 ;lowpass filtered input equ ksh 1.0 ;shelf for lowpass equ klp reg10 ;frequency for lowpass equ blerg reg11 ;register for filter equ potf2 reg12 ;pot filter for filter ;setup pot1 to control f...

For some applications, it would be more useful to use SPST switches instead of a rotary for the program select. Is there a table anywhere that shows that, for example, S0 closed+S1 open+S2 open=program number 3?

For future searchers, this was suggested at another forum. Looks like one of these will work.

I think the basic idea is to put the octave up in the feedback path somewhere, so that repeats get shifted higher and higher.

This is the basis of Line 6's "Octo" setting on the Verbzilla, as well as the string sounds on the Digitech Space Station.

In my question about adding more than 3 pots, Frank told me that the analog inputs cannot accept a DC voltage. But what about outputting one? Can the FV-1 be used to generate some complex control signals and output them as DC voltages?

What is the rotary switch called that's used to change presets? I'm looking for a through-hole version if possible. Obviously a usual 3P4T or similar will not work, but I don't know what this type of switch, which switches bits, is called. I'm not really looking for the part used in the development ...

I'm interested in this, too. Any more specific thoughts on how to detect and count zero crossings?

I'm going to buy the dev board and start learning to program the FV-1. After reading through the various datasheets and docs, it seems fairly doable, even to a complete DSP noob like me, which really excites me. What I'm wondering, though, is how this language compares to working with other DSPs. I ...

I was wondering if there's any way to kludge more than 3 pots into the FV-1? Seems like, at the very least, you could use one of the audio inputs to take a control voltage in, right? I wanted to make a sort of pitch shift arpeggiator, with a knob for each of the 8 steps of a sequencer, plus a speed ...