In a message dated 2/7/99 9:41:15 AM, "Dave Bradley" <
daveb@...> wrote:
>I'm from an Emu modular background, so you'll probably get tired of me
>suggesting things from that point of view in the coming months. However, Emu
>DID have an elegant modular sequencer system which we could steal a lot of
>ideas from, and improve on. BTW, I have a 1978 Emu Technical catalog that is
>a wonderful resource for info about their entire line. If there is enough
>interest, I could maybe find some time to scan and post the sequencer pages.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the EMu stuff! I, for one, would like to see some EMu technical
info. I used an EMu analog on the same large modular I mentioned previously,
and I did like it (although not nearly as much as my Serge Touch Keyboard
Sequencer, which I will drone on about at another time). I also believe that
the old EMu modules had some attributes which could inform future MOTM
modules.
>5. Digital memory module. 256 locations (I think), each can record a voltage
>and a few gate signals. Has a clock input and a record enable input.
>6. Digital address programmer. Connected to one or more digital memory
>modules, has an octal address display (awkward by today's standards). You
>set the address you want to program, enable record on the memory module you
>want, input the voltages and gates to the programmer, and blast it in.
I'd also appreciate some info on the above two digital modules which I'm not
familiar with.
Thanks!
John B.