Michael: have you been able to control Reaktor with pitch cv sent from your modular? I assumed I could, but now that I think about it, everything I see online is how to control hardware with Reaktor, not vice versa.
I can get Reaktor to make sense of gate/trigger signals from my modular. And going in the other direction, I can totally control my modular’s oscillator pitch using the blocks 1.2 cv pitch out/calibration block (the use case most people initially struggle with), but I can’t get Reaktor to understand note CV sent from the modular into Reaktor.
I’ve tried sending cv signals straight into an in port on Reaktor routed to an oscillator block, I’ve tried it routed through a cv offset block (to try and see if it was an offset issue), and also tried to send a modular cv signal to the pitch input on Reaktor’s native cv pitch block.
The outcome i’ve gotten is that the pitch cv i send from, say, earthsea’s position output comes through as a a high volt attack followed by what sounds like a sloped release down to low voltage. It makes the pitch pop up high, then the pitch rapidly bends down to whatever it was before I sent the new cv signal, in other words. I expect that (and see that) with gate signals, but not cv. What am I doing wrong?
I’m using a motu 828 mk3 (DC coupled) with those expert sleepers floating ring cables.