> --- Richard Brewster <pugix@...> wrote:
> I modified my existing Miniwaves (in Schaeffer panels)to add the
> Hylander expansion board. Since I was modifying an existing panel,
> I replaced the A/B PROM switch with a 10 position thumbwheel. So
> my PROM selection is still manual.
The very first expanded Miniwave was also made that way by Dave
Hylander.
> Now I have a question for those of you with the Juskiw CV board.
How are you using it? Since the PROMS are so different, I find it
hard to imagine switching by CV, except for purely random weirdness.
Of course maybe that's a good enough reason!
HA. The randomness is interesting in inself. I let mine sit for
hours (for testing) with a LFO feeding each of the three sweepable
inputs and a scope hooked to the output. It was really quite fun.
However, from a practical point of view, I'm not sure that sweeping
from ROM to ROM is a huge advantage. I you were using a sequence and
wanted to be able to change quantizing automatically and the scales
you wanted were in two different chips.
> How come I made a Schaeffer panel instead of using a Stooge?
Let me add reason d):
If we had to try to keep up with the demand we have plus what people
are getting from Schaeffer, it would kill us. I am glad this other
option is out there. Otherwise, this would probably be like a full
time job.
Stooge Larry, expecting the last of the panels any day now.
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