MOTM

What a clever idea!

Paul S.
limited clever left



> Here's one I just threw together, I'm not sure if anyone has written
> about it yet:
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> Waveshaper
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> Basics needed: VCO & 700. for modulation, a CV source (LFO, EG, etc)
> and a CV mixer, and/or another VCO
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> Both switches are set to voltage
> Take a sine or triangle from a VCO into Y of the 700
> Plug C into A, and D into B
> X will be the output
> If you're using the sine from the VCO, plug the triangle into both CV
> inputs (or vice versa)
> Moving the knobs changes the waveform of the output signal.
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> If you first take the CV wave from the VCO, and mix it with another
> CV source, and then plug it into the CV inputs, you can get some
> modulation of the waveshaping, with different breakpoints being set
> by the knobs.
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> If you plug another VCO into the top CV input, you can get some weird
> FM stuff happening.
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> -Chris
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> On Sep 22, 2006, at 3:03 PM, Jason Proctor wrote:
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>> another one, probably obvious to most 700 drivers ...
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>> 3-way switch
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>> ingredients -
>> 3 signal sources
>> MOTM-700
>> CV source, preferably bipolar (eg MOTM-320)
>> mult
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>> connections -
>> CV source -> both MOTM-700 CV inputs
>> signal source 1 -> MOTM-700 IO A
>> signal source 2 -> MOTM-700 IO B
>> MOTM-700 IO X -> MOTM-700 IO C
>> signal source 3 -> MOTM-700 IO D
>> MOTM-700 IO Y is the output
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>> settings -
>> MOTM-700 mode at audio or voltage depending on flavour of signal
>> sources
>> MOTM-700 top switch bias knob at 10 o'clock
>> MOTM-700 bottom switch bias knob at 2 o'clock
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>> the CV will then switch between the 3 input sources. the difference
>> between the two switch bias knobs is the size of the window where
>> signal 2 is selected. standard noise->S&H isn't a very good switcher
>> here because of its bell curve distro, some tweaking of the window
>> size is required.
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>> let's have more 700 patches!
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>> enjoy
>> j
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