MOTM

Ahh.  CV Morphing.  Hadn't thought of that.  Thanks - John

--- In motm@y..., Jeffrey Pontius <jpont@k...> wrote:
> On Mon, 9 Jul 2001 jpotter@i... wrote:
> 
> > Why don't you give a shot at convincing the rest of us Jeff.  
What 
> > type of applications have you been thinking of?
> > 
> Primarily thinking about fade/pan in cv uses, not 2 vca's (which,
> as mentioned, the 110 has).
> 
> Two disclaimers: (a) I'm assuming that one can fade/pan cv's in the 
130
> and (b) I've never used a fade/pan module so I'm imagining what can 
be
> done.
> 
> Some uses are probably 'obvious': pan to a mixer/recorder (from 
motm or
> hopefully my Prophet 5) & fading cv's from, say, different lfo's.
> 
> Basically, I think the fader could have very useful applications in
> smoothly transitioning from one cv or audio source to a target cv 
or audio
> input.  Add in the linear and exp. cv's on the dual vca to the 
below, and 
> I think patches could become nicely dynamic.  A few ideas (probably 
most,
> if not all, others have thought of):
> 
> 
> (1) The 700 is nice for abrupt switching between 2 cv sources, but 
I would
> also like smooth 'switching' between 2 cv sources with
> increasing/decreasing magnitudes - I would think that the
> fader would be appropriate for this (if it handles cv's).  Of 
course, one
> could have 700 --> 130 fader, 700 switching, say, 2 lfo waveforms
> with 700 controlled by lfo rect. waveform from same lfo or a second 
lfo.
> 
> (2) pan cv (e.g. an lfo waveform) into 2 cv inputs in one unit.
> Examples, the 2 fm cv's in the 440; sweep & depth in the 410; 2
> fm cv's in the 300; shape & fm in the 320 (possibly back into 
itself).
> 
> (3)  More varied 'voicing' in Robert Rich's "chaos type patching" or
> the middle section of my Unknown Spaces (see motm News page for 
both)
> where one could have input into one 300 fm being varied using fader 
from 2
> 300's or variants on this theme with 2 300's.
> 
> (4) audio from one or more 300's into 2 filters with each filter 
being fm
> modulated with a pan output
> 
> (5) filter fm modulated by one pan output and resonance modulated 
with the
> other pan output
> 
> Just some basic ideas.  Any thoughts on these?
> Jeff