MOTM

At 11:52 AM -0600 1/13/03, Paul Schreiber wrote:
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>> Yes, then in your opinion, half the sequencers out there aren't accurate
>> enough to drive VCO's :)
>
>Incorrect statement. Actually, it's *all of them* :)

My bad :)

>> What I would love to see added to the 600 is CV control of pitch
>> functions (key modulation, transposition, etc.)  That would kick ass!!
>>>> Oh come on, it's "only software" :)
>
>Errr....read the spec. It already *does this*.

Is there a new spec??  The one at the website is dated 12/06/02 "Revision
5".  I read that one, and for CV input modulation modes it lists:

1. None
2. Tempo
3. Gate Time
4. Cycle Mode
5. Sequence Length
6. Sequence Step  (awesome, it's also a voltage sequencer!!)
7. Sequence Number
8. Multi-trigger

While that is very impressive and exciting list of funky features, it
doesn't include any pitch functions.  While key modulation might be
impossible (how would it know??), transposition functions (shifting up or
down by a note, interval, octave) would be a powerful addition to its CV
modulation modes and perhaps the only way to create "new" notes via CV.

Also, is there a way to add a variation of the Sequence Step mode so that
it plays no note (no gate) if the voltage is zero??