MOTM

In a message dated 1/31/02 10:16:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
jlarryh@... writes:


> I am still a modular use idiot.  Someone explain to me how you would use 
> something like this.  The term analog shift register is not even in my 
> 

It's like a digital delay, but it's analog <g>!

But seriously... the most common example is that you can use it to produce a 
(or several) delayed CV for melody lines (voices) that exactly follow the 
input -- for cannonic like stuff. 

Used like this, you quickly need a whole bunch of more VCOs and the rest.

I'm sure there would be several other great uses for an ASR, but I've never 
had one so I can't say. I do like the idea of being able to whip one up out 
of a bunch of S/Hs -- but given a choice between having an ASR or three S/Hs, 
I'd take the S/Hs.

Juergen's idea of having a module with several S/Hs that are normalized as an 
ASR would be an excellent way to deal with both modules.

JB