I agree completely. There is NOT A SINGLE module in Paul's lineup
that is 'unimpressive'. All three LFOs are very nice, each with
it's own purpose in my rig.
For some reason, I want at least one of every module that Paul
produces. That may not be realistic as they approach expensive pre-
builtness, but still I'd like to try to keep up. It's not only that
I'm obsseive-compulsive-addicted, it's also that every single module
is very useful.
I also buy other folks' stuff that I find intriguing, as long as I
can MOTMize the form factore some how.
Dang, this is an ∗expensive∗ hobby!
Mike
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "MOTM Markk" <motmmarkk@c...> wrote:
> Personal opinion...
>
> I think that all of the modules have their place in "someones
system" the beauty of choice here and the "modular" concept is that
we can choose and build which ones we really want. The better part
of it is that we have a guy like Paul who takes our inputs in future
idea's of modules... and sometimes actually makes them... we also
have the "flexibility" that if Paul doesn't have it or make it...
and has no plans to do so... we have still other options in
modules... thus keeping with the true concept of a Modular
Synthesizer. try doing that with Roland or any other "big"
company...
>
> I probably wont own "every" module that is available... and I
will own several of them that are... but that's just my ticket... I
just really like it all... I forgot how much fun I had building
things of intricate detail... I still have the 101 module in the
pana-vise, stuffed with the 100k resistors... haven't even soldered
them yet... but I am no hurry... I have no schedule to follow, I
just want to finish them all correctly...
>
> just my ramblings...
>
> "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain..." "The great and
powerful Oz has spoken." LOL.....