MOTM

When we get a voltage quantizer from Paul, the LFO/S&H trick will be 
even more of a gas.  Though , I admit, you couldn't do 'traditional' 
sequences...

--- In motm@y..., "Cap'n F.M. Bleep" <bleep@w...> wrote:
> 
> > Any checked ou the Oberkorn yet ?
> 
> yes, and like so many other current seqs it has a fatal (to me, 
anyway)
> flaw: the cv knobs are *also* gate switches... meaning that if a 
gate is
> off the cv still goes to zero. you can get around it, but it makes 
(i
> think) two of the three cv rows essentially useless. if you are 
curious
> about this machine, i suggest you read the manual carefully before 
you
> fork out the cash...
> 
> > Any other MAQ alternatives ?
> 
> there has been no end of gushing about frostwave's fat controller on
> analogue heaven... one of the main culprits having it hooked up to 
a motm,
> i believe. personally, i think a nice "maq alternative" would be the
> combination of a fat controller (for improvisation) and a mobius 
(for
> pattern-based composition).
> 
> the problem with both of these beasts is they don't sync to 
analogue clock
> pulses. i'm just gonna wait for the motm seq to do that, and make 
do using
> the 120 as a pseudo-seq for now.
> 
> bleep.
> out.