MOTM

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...> wrote:

...And to date, I have sold less than 25 MOTM-730s. Maybe I will sell
50-60 
> '520s right away. But then I thought I would get at least 40 orders for 
> MOTM-730s right away.
> 
> So, maybe the issue is even "deeper", that I'm trying to sell
something that 
> has little interest *now* (because it did have lots of interest before).
> 
> If so, then what exactly IS of interest?
> 
> Paul S.
> /excuse rant, daughter's tuition due tomorrow....sigh.....
>

Ok, I'll bite...

The recent announcement of Volta has made me question whether it makes
sense to devote much of the dwindling space in my cabinets to control
modules -- sequencers, utility CV/logic modules, and yes, the MOTM-730
-- or to leave that kind of work to the computer, and devote space
(and of course dollars) to voices/modulators/effects.  

Much as I'd love to have whole cabinet full of blinkenlight modules,
the idea of computer-controlled logic driving analog sound generation
has a lot of appeal. I already have the computer, Logic, Live, Max,
and a MOTM-650, so the additional investment would be one second-hand
MOTU converter.  

I probably have a 730 in my future, but this is where my thoughts are
this week, anyway.

JN