Well, Carter Scholz is fairly well known for his computer compositions...
John Loffink
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Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: [motm] Update
> Good detective work! My vote for most likely scenario is #2, because
> I heard Paul mention a CSound module a couple of years ago. Flimsy
> circumstantial evidence, to be sure...
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> Moe
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> So, after perusing the latest Analog Devices ICs, I can't help making
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> following conjectures for the Schreiber/Rich/Scholz MOTM module, just
> for
> fun:
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> 2. CSOUND Module - This would be either the most brilliant or stupid
> idea
> in analog modular history. A programmable digital synthesizer module
> in an
> analog module package. Uses AD Extended CSOUND and SHARC DSP.
> Could be a fixed algorithm, or let you program your own. Problem is,
> these
> DSP chips only come in QFP or BGA surface mount packages, not exactly
> DIY.
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