# CV QUANTIZER idea?

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I’m working on ideas for exactly that, but it’ll be a while before I do it, I think!

Depends on what you want, of course — if you just want to quantize to an equal temperament chromatic scale that’s one thing, if you want to be able to select from various scales that’s another.

This

> **[Synapse - A DIY-friendly CV I/O shield for Arduino](http://www.shaduzlabs.com/blog/21/synapse-a-diyfriendly-cv-io-shield-for-arduino.html)**
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> Synapse is a simple, diy-friendly Arduino shield that will allow you to expand your modular synthesizer in new and creative ways. Here's the hardware features:
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> 2 x control voltage inputs, 0 to 5V with diode protection
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> 2 x control voltage...

  
looks like it could be useful for a lot of things, including quantizing, but I’m thinking about a modified version, among other things having more inputs and outputs.

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