Greetings earthlings :)

[ashcat_lt]

Thank you Matt. That clears it up a bit. Is virtual ground really solid enough to work with? I've added a 100uf cap to it with hopes to secure it. I am working with a 9v circuit.

You mean a typical resistive divider to get Vref out of single supply?  That's good enough for the vast majority of things that we do around here.  Especially with the cap across it, it should be good.  In some instances where you really need a rock-solid Vref that can provide a good deal of current, you can stick a buffer after the divider, but it's rarely necessary.

[bluzeyonecat]

Right! And thanks for the lead. Yea. DSP Can sure help in a pinch but "There's no replacement for displacement. "     I've built some nice Rhodes patches though. I favor a nice bark.

[bluzeyonecat]

Thank you all for your help. Speaking of Rhodes, here's a patch I built for a concept tune. Usually I work with alot of tracks. So this was a fun project because it forced me to think about the individual instruments differently.

https://m.soundcloud.com/hitnmissmusic/thump

Just a diddy to let off some steam from giggin'.

[bluzeyonecat]

Wow! Runoffgroove! http://vfepedals.com/runoffgroove.html

Cool site! That multi-effects pedal looks wicked awesome! Going to be checking that some more for sure! Thank you!