Well, for one thing you get finer control than midis 127 steps allow.
For another, the control data is sample-accurate locked with your daw.
Maybe these things aren't important to you, but they're not
insignificant advantages.

-Brandon

On 1/18/09, Julian < julian@... > wrote:
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>>>You get LFOs and other CV sources with Volta that in would normally
> cost more than the price of a MOTU Ultralite MkIII sound interface.
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> The more i read about the Volta, the less i understand the hype... I
> allready asked in the AH list, and noone really said anyhting.
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> Say i have a midi cv unit with decent dac bit depths, itll convert whatver i
> spit into it to voltages. I dont use reaktor, but i
> was under the impression that had plenty of midi modules that could generate
> (via the midi cv unit) whatever waveform youd like.
>
> In short, can someone (anyone ) explain to me what the Volta can do that i
> cant do equally well with existing products I feel
> that im missing somting, but i really cant work it out!
>
> Thanks, Julian
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