MOTM

>
> Speaking of digital audio, what is the bit depth and sampling rate of the
> digital modules that can produce or process audio??

The only one that really does this is the Munging Decimator, and it ranges from 4 to 12 bits at
rates not yet decided.

>
> However, even after reading Seth's speculative description of the
> Wavewarper, I still can't seem to place the third axis in my mind.
> Although the notion of a "Z-plane anti-filter" makes some sense, it's hard
> to imagine the sound.

There is a 3min demo at www.synthtech.com/demo/wavewarper.mp3


>
> I remember reading about the module needing a big selector switch, but the
> legend on the bottom left shows root, unity, and power, which being only
> three choices could be replaced by a toggle.  So where does the big
> selector switch go??

Right there. It switches 14 wires. Hard to find a toggle switch for 14 wires :)

>
> Is the 510 Wavewarper analogue??

Yes, 100%.
>
> Does this apply to the 600 series as well??

The vast majority of 500/600 Series will require the new power supply, or you will have to get a
seperate +5V, 6A supply and wire into the new connector boards.

>
> Do we still get schematics in case Paul gets hit by the proverbial bus??
> I've always appreciated MOTM for it's excellent educational value.

Yes.

>
> I also like the idea of partial kits that save Paul time, and us money.

I will pnder to see if this makes sense. Many of the newer kits have "zero panel wiring" so a
'semi-kit' makes no sense.


Paul S.