I'm surprised that noone has mentioned this:
Use a Saw-tooth wave into a MOTM-700 VC-Switch to
generate some different switch points, and plug a
MOTM-800 with sustain turned up into a mult, and from
there into both "B" inputs of the 700. Use the 700
outputs for two of the 3 clock sources, and the direct
signal from the VCO or LFO (perhaps the pulse out] for
the third signal. I must confess that I haven't tried
it yet ... but I do have 3 MOTM S/H units, a 700 and a
MOTM-320 (among others!).
Regards,
Roy
--- "Tkacs, Ken" <
ken.tkacs@...> wrote:
>
> Does anyone out there have more than one MOTM-100?
> I'm looking for a
> particular effect and I'm wondering if it works in
> real life (not just on
> paper).
>
> Say you had three '100s, dealing here only with the
> S&H section.
>
> Could you cascade them so that the output of one
> feeds the input of the
> next, multing off the signal at each stage, to get a
> kind of canonic S&H
> output? You know what I mean? One trigger fires all
> three, and each time it
> fires, each S&H "passes on" it's 'value' to the next
> one in line?
>
> Does that work?
>
>
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