Personally, I like "a" the best of the three, even though relying on custom
chips in the MOTM scares me a lot (as Scotty said in "Friday's Child," 'Fool
me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.')
On the other hand, if a decent VCO can be made for cheap using the CEM
chips, then maybe it's worth a shot. If using the CEM chips doesn't
significantly lower the cost of a quality VCO as compared to one made from
discreet components, then I have to go back to "it just scares me."
"b" doesn't personally interest me, and "c" is... just... *crazy* talk. :-)
-----Original Message-----
From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
Just *suppose* I had 2400 CEM3340 VCO chips. :)
What should I do with them?
a) Use it in MOTM
b) make a poly-synth (small, portable)
c) give them to Doepfer (hee hee)
chips in the MOTM scares me a lot (as Scotty said in "Friday's Child," 'Fool
me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.')
On the other hand, if a decent VCO can be made for cheap using the CEM
chips, then maybe it's worth a shot. If using the CEM chips doesn't
significantly lower the cost of a quality VCO as compared to one made from
discreet components, then I have to go back to "it just scares me."
"b" doesn't personally interest me, and "c" is... just... *crazy* talk. :-)
-----Original Message-----
From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
Just *suppose* I had 2400 CEM3340 VCO chips. :)
What should I do with them?
a) Use it in MOTM
b) make a poly-synth (small, portable)
c) give them to Doepfer (hee hee)