It seems like you could do something similar with a like,16 channel
VC-switch: it'd have 1 CV input and 16 outputs, and a gate input that on
each step of the sequencer, advances the output by one step. Does anyone
make something like this?
(if so, you can send ME all the 700's, since you won't be needing 'em ;-)
>So get a bunch of MOTM-700s and a CV sequencer (sequencer with voltage
>output).
>
>Run the sequence into the first 700, set the threshold in the middle so
>you're doing the equivalent of a "split point" for note values. Run output 1
>into a second 700, output 2 into a third 700.
>
>Keep doing this until you've divided all of your pitch values so that they
>get a separate output. Run these outputs into separate oscillator/modifier
>combos.
>
>Now you've taken a simple serial sequence and given each pitch value its own
>timbre.
>
>If you don't understand what I'm talking about, send me all of your
>MOTM-700s and MOTM-300s and I'll demonstrate. I'll need a lot, so everyone
>should ship them to me as soon as possible ;)
>
>David.
>
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