Analogue-sequencer

On Tuesday 09 December 2003 16:49, Frank Vanaman wrote:
> Hi all--
>
> I'd be provisionally interested as well.  A couple
> thoughts: $100 (or a bit more) would be OK with me,
> pricewise.

Okay, this would make four of us already. :)

>
> The MOTM grid is all well and good, but not at the
> expense of having to remote the pots from the PC boards
> or change the button spacing. My vote would be to
> maintain the spacings for controls as set up on Colin's
> boards. 

That may or may not be possible. I *really* like to use the 
smaller motm style knobs *with* tickmarks. The marks need 
some space. Maybe it's possible with the current spacings. 
We'll have to find out. Personally, I don't mind soldering 
the pots away from the pcboard.

> I'd also prefer to have the 9 button matrix under
> the display so that the function keys line up!

Very much agree with this one.


> The last thought is this: what kind of switches/buttons
> is everyone that'd be interested in having a Stooge-P3
> planning on using? I've opted for the funky square
> buttons (except for the two mode select buttons) like the
> setup shown on the main page of the Yahoo pages, so if
> everyone else opted for the round buttons, then I might
> have to opt-out.

What buttons are you referring to?

- Robert