MOTM

In a message dated 99-10-31 00:37:31 EDT, you write:

<<  think now "s" and "c" are gone and "r" is building from
 the old plans.  BTW, this was not supposed to be an attack on "r."  >>



larry,
i certainly didn`t take it that way and,like i said, i don`t know him. last i 
heard, "s" moved to france. "c" seems to have disappeared. one of the people 
who used to work with him was at emu at one time ( kevin monahan) but i don`t 
know what became of him now either. i recall seeing that rex ran out of the 
potted modules that made up the pitch to voltage converter. pity, it was a 
fun module to mess around with and it worked pretty well. from a lengthy 
article i saw in an old electronotes designing one that worked well was not a 
simple engineering task!!! makes me wonder how well the pitch to midi gizmo`s 
i`ve seen mentioned work -? anyone have one -? probably too specialized for 
paul to mess with. me, i`d encourage weird waveshapers of all sorts but thats 
just my two cents worth. once a workable basic set of modules is done, it is 
the unusual ones that helps define a systems personality. me, i`m a heretic - 
i pretty much think basic vco`s,vca`s,eg`s are "solved" problems due to 
things like cem chips. its what is added to that foundation that makes the 
difference and lets a designer focus on other, weirder things. IMHO, of 
course, so please don`t shoot me!!!!  :^)
best,
dave