MOTM

You could make an arpeggiator based on "sequencer-like" technology.

You can also get Korg Mono/Poly-like effects using a quantizer with a sample
& hold unit.

(Gotta keep plugging away at the quantizer...)


 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nathan Hunsicker [mailto:nate@...] 
Sent:	Tuesday, 25 April, 2000 11:52 AM
To:	motm@egroups.com
Subject:	[motm] module idea & question

Has there been any discussion about an arpeggiator module? I know that
there was some past mention about an arpeggiator function integrated into
the DoMOAS sequencer although I wouldn't want to be spending <$500 each on
DoMOAS sequencers just to replicate a 3 voltage patern to send out to a
VCF. (Not to say I don't want a DoMOAS when they come out.) I don't know
how this module would be constructed (ins, outs, controls) but maybe a
small  (4 or 8) step sequencer with CV & time knows and a CV out for each
step. Let me know if I'm crazy.

Also:

Will a gate out (from my midi-cv conv.) re trigger a slow sine wave from my
320 LFO, I want to make sure that the 5V out from the midi-cv won't fry the
sync input. If so, will the wave reset on key press or key release?

-Nate



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