MOTM

I thought it might be interesting to post a 100% insect-free demo of
the MOTM-730 Pulse Divider.  This Robotmakers clip is about 40% demo
and 60% gratuitous, self-indulgent noodling, but I hope that you find
it at least 51% enjoyable.

The trick here is that I slaved a dotcom Q960 to Cubase using eight
note pulses, and sent 16th note triplets to the MOTM-730.  Having 48
pulses per measure to work with means the MOTM-730 can create the
optimum number of (traditionally) musical note lengths.  (You can
divide 48 into 16ths, triplets, 8ths, etc).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRKwMgUu1uE
(choose HD for best sound)

Best regards,
Roger

That's one of the best videos I've seen demonstrating how to actually  
PLAY a Minimoog. Good use of the pitch and mod wheels. You sure you're  
name isn't Wakeman?

On 1-Mar-09, at 8:28 AM, rogerpellegrini wrote:

> I thought it might be interesting to post a 100% insect-free demo of
> the MOTM-730 Pulse Divider.  This Robotmakers clip is about 40% demo
> and 60% gratuitous, self-indulgent noodling, but I hope that you find
> it at least 51% enjoyable.
>
> The trick here is that I slaved a dotcom Q960 to Cubase using eight
> note pulses, and sent 16th note triplets to the MOTM-730.  Having 48
> pulses per measure to work with means the MOTM-730 can create the
> optimum number of (traditionally) musical note lengths.  (You can
> divide 48 into 16ths, triplets, 8ths, etc).
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRKwMgUu1uE
> (choose HD for best sound)
>
> Best regards,
> Roger