MOTM

I second the endorsement of the CGS Wave Multiplier.  Here's a picture 
of mine:

http://www.pugix.com/bottom-cabinet-lower.htm#wavemultiplier

Unfortunately, I do not yet have a sound file for it on my website.  
It's a very nice timbre modulator.  The "Grinder" section is a clipping 
module and nothing too special.  The Multiplier section really sounds 
good.  Elby Designs has a parts kit:

http://www.elby-designs.com/ken-stone/ken-stone.htm

Richard Brewster

Jason Proctor wrote:
> the CGS wave multiplier is based on the middle section of the Serge 
> wave multiplier -
>
> http://cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs29_wave_multiplier.html
>
> disclaimer: haven't heard one, have a PCB but haven't built it yet!
>
>
>
>   
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've been looking for an MOTM format Wave Multiplier / Wave Folder /
>> Wave Wrapper type module for quite a while and I'm wondering if
>> someone here can help me out. I have found a few of these, but most
>> are not MOTM format and more importantly, most don't sound like the
>> module I'm looking for.
>>
>> I'm looking for one that sounds clean and musical, sort of like clean
>> digital FM sweeping or like the Nord Modular WaveWrapper module or
>> like the middle section of a Serge Wave Multiplier module (even
>> harmonics). Most of sound clips I've heard on the various web sites
>> (for example Bridechamber and Bananalogue WVX) sound like very harsh
>> distortion boxes, most suitable for NIN-type music or SciFi sound
>> design. The one that sounds most like what I'm looking for can be
>> heard here, at the Yusynth site:
>> http://yusynth.net/Modular/index.html
>> Click on the Wave Folder module about half way down & you'll get a
>> page that has some audio clips.
>>
>> But this YuSynth module is strictly DIY. I have no problem building
>> kits (I built all of my MOTM modules) but I'm not interested in
>> fabricating my own PCBs and front panels.
>>
>> So does anyone have any leads on something like this, either fully
>> assembled or in full kit form? Ideally it would be a simple single-
>> width module, very similar in size & appearance to the YuSynth module.
>>
>> Thanks much,
>>
>> Dave P
>>
>>