I've modified mine with the Tellun DB-120 and the resistor values all
changed for unity gain on the mix output. I use mine as a pseudo-
sequencer by quantizing the mix output to drive the VCO. Each of the
sub outputs contributes a portion to the sequence. I sometimes use a
specific sub output to FM the VCO.
http://modularsynthesis.com/samples/ Journey
I've also written program for my PSIM to do the same only using non-
binary divisors. Same concept. Happy and Delirious are examples
I like to use the MOTM-120 because you can just start tweaking knobs
until you get a pseudo-sequence you like. It's pretty unpredictable.
I rarely use it as a audio sub-divisor. More often I use it as a LFO
divisor or as a pseudo-sequencer.
Dave
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Adam Schabtach" <adam@...> wrote:
>
>
> > Good audio of the MOTM-120 in action.
>
> Speaking of the 120, this is a module that isn't in my system and is
on the
> to-be-discontinued list. Does anyone have any samples of this unit
online? I
> find the ones on the MOTM site to be, uh, uncompelling, but the
module seems
> interesting from a theoretical standpoint. Are there any 120 owners
who
> would like to show me what I'm missing?
>
> Thanks--
> --Adam
>