Hi Fred and all .
in the Analogic system we use banana jacks for the logic signals (gate or
trigger) , banana jacks can be stack and act as mixr of logic signal when
many outputs are conected to the same input , or can act as distrebuture of
logic signal from one output to many inputs .
this method enable to save logic mixers (OR gate) and multpile modules ,
this gives lots of freedome when creating a patch .
on the other hand precision cv , or audio like in the MOTM is using shilded
cable for best proformence as this signals are much more sensetive to cross
talk and noise then logic signals , and also to make the cv out of the
quantizer competable with the MOTM jacks .
Cheers
Gur Milstein
>From: Fred Becker <mach25@...>
>To: MOTM List <motm@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [motm] Supermoe metamorphs yet again (Analogic)
>Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 10:21:14 -0600
>
>Hi Moe and all,
>
>Have you seen this company or DIY person Analogic-acs? Who are they?
>
>http://www.analogic-acs.com/
>
>Check out their huge synth with MOTM!
>
>http://www.analogic-acs.com/studio.html
>
>Since they are all about sequencing and control methods, it made me think
>about Supermoe. How does their sequencing design compare to the Supermoe
>technique? See their concept page--
>
>http://www.analogic-acs.com/concept.html
>
>What about their use of both bananas and 3/4 jacks? Is there any advantage
>to that?
>
>Fred
>
ANALOGIC Analog Control System
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