MOTM

I admit this isn't the kind of thing I've been thinking about, but it does 
sound interesting! I also liked your idea about the PPL based module, but I 
too have heard that there are certain problems when the input frequency 
changes, so I'll be interested to see how this develops (and yes, I might 
even run audio through it if Paul isn't looking). And as I said, I REALLY 
liked your idea of the programmable pulse pattern sequencer (?).

On a related note, I just got the Chamberlin book "Musical Applications of 
Microprocessors" which I've been wanting for about 15 years (don't want to 
rush into these things though). It's a great book, though I've only just 
started it! I may in the near future be asking questions about a complex 
audio waveform generator (I don't want to use the other "d" word) which could 
then be processed by the other MOTM modules -- you have been warned.

Hey, I noticed Larry has avoided the Subotnick question.

Ken, what's BG music (bluegrass? Belgian Grunge?)?

And it sounds like you've got a great team there Paul!
John Waterboy Barlow
Doing my best to obscure the clarity.


In a message dated 11/1/99 2:03:56 PM, oldcrow@... writes:

>  Tinkering with a balky piece of equipment in the lab today, my mind
>wandered over to more pleasant things--such as MOTM module ideas.  I had
>this sudden thought about analog string synthesizers, and all at once
>the complete concept for a MIDI (and probably CV in) to string voice
>module popped into my head in the form of uC code, dividers, etc.
>
>  Anybody like strings? :)
>