In a message dated 7/30/2000 12:11:56 PM,
thudson@... writes:
>Patches like this are why I wish we had math and comparator
>modules for MOTM.
Good point! If we only had some great general purpose modules, then we
wouldn't be making pointless noise with our MOTMs -- it's all Paul's fault
<g>. But I do agree that a comparator and some other general purpose circuits
(e.g., inverter, bias voltage source) would make a great module, and that
these types of unglamorous modules (too) often get neglected.
In a message dated 7/30/2000 12:20:04 PM,
thudson@... writes:
>Just toying with waveform mangling. With a ramp into both the CV and A
>inputs
>on a 700, and -5 into the B input, I get a waveform whose positive is ramp
>and negative is square or pulse. And it is an octave higher. Very similar
>to
>a recent discussion on synth-diy.
I'd think that +5V into the B input would result in the same sounding
waveform (inverted version of what you describe) if I follow your
description, of course it's no easier to get +5V from a MOTM than -5V.
In a message dated 7/30/2000 12:23:41 PM,
thudson@... writes:
>You get sounds ranging from standard PWM to wild, grinding, distorted,
>bliss.
>Very animated.
I'd bet there is a lot of great timbre modulation to be discovered with the
700 given that it will switch well up into the audio range -- experimentation
suggested here.
JB