From my point of view, I belive that thinking in two
groups of costumers is to simplify too much the question.
I don't see the point where a delay (in example) could
only interest to group A, even there aren't many options in modular format. Same
thing with a good sequencer, there are some of them but it's possible to make
something with exclusive features that could be interesting for group B.
There are tons of posibilities in more commons modules
like S/H or more filters, perhaps these are interesting only for a few people in
group A and B. Even with filters, perhaps many people think that they don't need
another filter but a SEM filter could be interesting for everybody, or
maybe not. Who knows...
In fact I have been trying to find for so
long an utility module that could 'master tune' my modular. Just like, in
example, my MacBeth M5: I can make all kind of cross modulations, FM,
etc. and after patching with no worries I can retune it on 440 (with more
or less transpose accuracy depending on the patch) just turning one
knob. I was really surprised that there is nothing like that but even more with
the fact that nobody seemed to be interested on it...
What I really belive is that imagination is the
key.
From: Paul Schreiber
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 11:53 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] Re: Wish list and normalling - was OK...so what
WILL you buy assembled?
>
> Likewise, the Noise/S&H module and the 1U BPF filter could
only target
> group A and will not sell well.
>
> Sorry to be
so negative,
> Roger
OK! I agree 100% about the 2 groups. This sort
of dawned on me a few days
ago whilst walking the doggie.
I have people
with 50+ modules that need X but newbies just starting out
looking for Y or
even Z.
So, knowing all of this, the next 2 modules (not the CG, '102 or
MT) I
should make are ......????????
Paul S.