Everything Moe said is true. A MiniWave with Matthew's quantized
scale PROM is instant nirvana. Get a few of these and you'll never
have to write another tune.
There are so many waveforms available for the MiniWave that it would
take a lifetime to explore them to their full potential. Any place
you have a voltage, try patching in a MiniWave to warp it. Plus there
are lots of control signal waveforms (like the MARF discriminator in
the Socket Rocket PROM) which are great for generating random
triggers. Ohhhh, I feel another patch coming on.....
At 9:04 PM +0000 2003/06/12, elle_webb wrote:
>--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
>> Absolutely! The MiniWave is one of our best selling stooge panels.
>> Every MOTM modular should have one. Go thou and purchase one, and
>> then buy the quantizer PROM from Matthew Davidson.
>
>> I have made a fairly amazing patch of tomita-esque strings, playing
>> scales generated by constrained random voltages into the MW, with
>> voltage controlled selection of the scale.
>
>This sounds very interesting.
>
>I'd like to hear more about how people are using their mini-waves.
>I'm just getting started on mine, and would love to hear people's
>comments on various PROM's they've tried.
>
>It seems to do a little bit of everything, and I'm sure people are
>finding a lot of unique ways to use it.