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Paul S.

----- Original Message -----
From: "norman fay" <nfay@...>
To: <analogue@...>
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 8:01 AM
Subject: [AH] MOTM sub harmonic multiplexer


> Her's a little technique I discovered last weekend for the MOTM 120 sub
> harmonic multiplexer - a unit which I'm sure a few AH folks own ( I
> strongly recommend it - it's a good 'un...) Like me, You've probably
> found that when you plug an audio waveform into input A and a slow LFO
> into input B, you get a cool effect - the input signal is octave divided
> in a 16-note pattern, with the various octaves stepping in and out.
> Last weekend, I tried plugging the trigger output from my Korg DDD1 drum
> machine into input B and programming a few odd rhythms in... Wow! It
> worked really well, especially when I sent the trigger output to the
> trig in of an envelope generator, and used it to modulate the filter the
> output of the MOTM 120 unit was running through. If you have a drum
> machine with a trigger out (NB - it must be the positive-going type),
> dear MOTM 120 owners, then you've got to give this a go...you can also
> use this technique to sync the MOTM 120 to MIDI - give it a try!
> best wishes
> --
> norman fay