Thanks Detroit! (I was born in Warren). My sound is coming from the nn19, but the CV is coming from a Subtractor which produces just white noise. It is there only to take the MIDI signal from the Combinator, and output audio with a specific ADSR envelope. The SCREAM unit will "ride" the amplitude of the noise and convert it back into a CV signal. In this manner, a delay on the Subtractor audio translates to a delay on the output CV.

Your tutorials are simply amazing! I don't know if I have a use for a CV delay, but it's fun to creatively route Reason for all of these effects you come up with. Thanks! :)

Still useful info 5 yrs later. Nice! btw... answer the door! ;)

So, the connections are parallel: Combinator ( 1. NN19(au) > EQ(au) > Comb. out(au) 2. Subtractor(au) > Scream(au) > EQ(CV) )

thanks for this tutorial, awsm

good looking for the info. I save this tutorial in my favorite. In order for me to remember what you show me. I have to watch it a few times. Im a beginner in making hip hop beats which is my goal. I have reason 4.0. Thanks for the info peace

Hey there Ace- I enjoy yor posts! Quick question using a CV delay would come in handy if you already used the ADSR or envelope generator for a sweep right? limitless sweeps here.

That's a very "Half-Life" sound. Nice.

Just what you were looking for?

How do you use the same procedure using the Dr Rex