>The oscilators on my MOTM never drift, and that is very nice, except when
>I want them to drift around. I put the random output of the SH101 module
>into an oscillator FM in, but it's just not the same.
Are you using a Roland SH-101 (which isn't a module) or an MOTM-101?? The
"random" setting on a SH-101 is a quantized voltage -- it's not that random.
>Randomness tends to still center around zero and doesn't get into long
>>drifts. What is needed is some sort of accumulative module.
You can patch an output of the 320 into the FM input of the 300 -- sine
might be a good choice.
>Super bonus feature - a "warm-up" drift. Drifting varies based on time
>since module was reset, in a way that mimics "real" drift.
The 320 also has a saw output, and a reset feature. You may patch the saw
ouput back into the 320's FM input, so as it "warms up" the "drifting"
settles down, or you could also use a 110 to control the 300 modulation
depth.