Harry Bissell did some of this for his original Wiard Miniwave. One of the
things that he did which was very space efficient was NOT to do scales in
each key, but add a transpose switch. So, you can have lots off different
types of scales and such all in one key (lets say "C"). they when you want
to change to a different key, you use the transpose feature. That's much
more efficient that duplicating scaled in various keys as done in the
original EPROM. Then you can use up all that space for LOTs of different
types of scales.
WARNING: Shameless plug: Of course, if you don't want to figure out a
transpose switch for your Miniwave you could always buy a 822 PCB from me.
It supports instant transpose on the fly. :)
Stooge Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: <improv@...>
To: <tentochi@...>
Cc: MOTM List <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 7:34 PM
Subject: RE: [motm] MINIwave is Here!!!
At 8:25 PM 7/13/01, Tentochi wrote:
>I am going to in about 1 1/2 months. Please send waves and wave ideas to
me
>for inclusion. I would like to do several. I am going to do them for
>around $40 a chip. Does that sound fair? That includes shipping.
Excellent! I'd like to see more scale quantizing banks, including just
intonation, microtonal scales, etc.
>
>--Shemp
>
>> Now that the Mini-wave is here, who's gonna make some custom
>> eproms for it?
>> It's got that empty slot just waiting for a chip? I have neither the gear
>> nor tech ability to do so, but would love to see some development on this
>> front.
>
>
>
>
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