I too have a 510 and love it.
I run my TR808 through it to get some great distorted rhythm patterns. You can
get really gritty clipped stuff or just a bit of extra grunt, especially from
the 808 bass drum. Great sounds indeed. The 808 CV tigger outputs are also
really useful for further integration into the MOTM system.
While were talking patches - anyone else use CV to control delay units (analogue
or digital)? This is a favorite of mine, especially if tuned to an octave or
fifth interval jump in delay time - does that make sense?
CV is just so useful for creating constantly evolving sounds - I wish more gear
these days had CV ins and outs!!
My MOTM is really small (101, 190, 390, 440, 510, 800, 800) - and I also can't
wait for the Cloud Generator!
All the best fellow MOTMers
Jerem.
Quoting crmatt99 <
crmatt99@...>:
> This may seem obvious to some people but here it goes, I have been messing
> around with
> modual for a while now and I only have two 300vco (release the cloud
> generator!). So i just
> used my mult with one sine wave and fed all three inputs of the 510.....then
> play with the
> input pots.....then just add the subtlest amount of fm from another sine wave
> to the main
> vco.....holy crap you can almost gracefully use this thing, its amazing how
> touchy it can be
> but more predictable with a unison sound.
>
> I know I've posted about the 510, I have a bit of an affinity for it, but
> this list could use a
> bit more creative discussion. Every time I turn my synth on and start messing
> around I
> usually discover something eventually and this just came to me after reading
> the last post
> and trying to use the 190 as a panner.
>
>