MOTM

After a nominal bit of fussing over the prototype pc boards, the MOTM-730 VC
Pulse Divider is up and running! It can gracefully divide input frequencies up
to 14Khz (after that, it starts 'dropping out'). Stepped Out is fine, I may have
to tweak the resistors values (the protos don't have a trim for the step gain,
but the production one will). There are a couple of SW issues, but nothing
major. Next week, I'll post photos of it in action and after Labor Day weekend
possibly a demo or 2 (Charles Stella managed to beat my ProTools into submission
so I should theoretically be able to record/playback stuff).

I think it will be a pretty cool module. Next year :)

Paul S.

>After a nominal bit of fussing over the prototype pc boards, the MOTM-730 VC
>Pulse Divider is up and running!

Will this module require the 6 pin power connector?

So what's the theme for the 700 line?  We have the MOTM-700 VC switch, 
and now MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider.  These seem to be control modules 
with both digital and analog aspects.  How would you describe this line, 
Paul?

(I suddenly realize the awful truth:  the COTY -- Cabinet of the Year -- 
is what it takes to accommodate all the Modules of the Month coming down 
the pike!)

-Richard Brewster

Paul Schreiber wrote:

>After a nominal bit of fussing over the prototype pc boards, the MOTM-730 VC
>Pulse Divider is up and running! It can gracefully divide input frequencies up
>to 14Khz (after that, it starts 'dropping out'). Stepped Out is fine, I may have
>to tweak the resistors values (the protos don't have a trim for the step gain,
>but the production one will). There are a couple of SW issues, but nothing
>major. Next week, I'll post photos of it in action and after Labor Day weekend
>possibly a demo or 2 (Charles Stella managed to beat my ProTools into submission
>so I should theoretically be able to record/playback stuff).
>
>I think it will be a pretty cool module. Next year :)
>
>Paul S.
>
>  
>

> (I suddenly realize the awful truth:  the COTY -- Cabinet of the Year -- 
> is what it takes to accommodate all the Modules of the Month coming down 
> the pike!)
> 
> -Richard Brewster

Right you are!  When you're "finished" -- is anyone ever? -- you'll have
one Massive Olde Tyme Modular.

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