My 101 now sports a clock polarity switch. Yes, it lost some features
as well. Probably my most insane conversion:
http://pugix.com/synth/motm-101-noise-sample-hold-dual-oakley-sample-hold/One reason I am interested in the 102 is that I packed three sample and
holds into a 2U module, and I'd like to have a 1U single unit to put
into a portable cabinet. I'm not interested in more Oakley S&H, nice as
they are. The 102 sound like just the right feature set.
As for going digital, the Modcan Quad Envelope and Quad LFO are an
interesting approach to putting a lot of function in a compact space.
That sort of module, but in 1U size if possible. The 3/4" UEG-style
knobs <shudder> are fine with me.
Richard Brewster (A or B customer? I don't know which.)
On 4/27/10 8:31 PM, Jason Proctor wrote:
> PS it would be nice if the 102 triggered on the clock's rising edge.
> the 101 did it the other way, making sync with other clocked modules
> effectively impossible.
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