MOTM

On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, J. Larry Hendry wrote:

> > Boy, it sure is quiet on the list. A question for
> > anyone who attended AHMW: how were the
> > new MOTM modules - 480, 125, etc?

> 480 filter = Exictingly bland, if that makes sense.  The filter is not mean,

  I prefer the word 'subtle'.  You can get a fair amount of resonance out
of both sections, but that requires both res. controls set to 10 *and*
some additional res. CV applied.  This was the best way I could figure to
deal with the CS-50/60/80's individual res. controls and the 'global' res.  
control ('global' control became the res. CV jack).

> 125 pulse wave multiplier = unique.  Being relatively new to modular use I

  What I call the 125 (Paul may elect to use another number) is not an 
"instant gratification" module.  You have to tweak it to find a 'sweet 
spot'.  Here is Anderton's article on his PWMult:

http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/schemos/CA-PWM_01.GIF
http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/schemos/CA-PWM_02.GIF

  It is the attack phase of a string sound (not brass) that this sort of 
module would assist: one can select a 'burst' of harmonics that dissipate 
in a controlled order after the trigger arrives.

  Also: Larry's Magic Buss is really nice.  Takes one session with patch
cables to figure out.  The cabinet Larry had built was made with the buss 
in mind--I want several of these for myself.


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