Reading about what John wants to do with his system I just couldn't help opening the planner and drawing up what I would have started with now with the experience I now have. I also wanted a system for experimentation and doing stuff my digitals couldn't do when I began and maybe the term wrong is to strong but there certainly are some modules that I have not used that much. So I just put in the modules that I use the most here in my sketch. I know some guys will propagate for more LFOs, more ADSRs and such and I sure hope you do. The advice that I always finds most useful is the kind of advice that goes with a motivation. My sketchsystem here only have one thing in plenty and that is soundsources. Why? Well I do a lot of sounds from a clean cratch system and I always find it useful to first just set up a few waveforms and see how they interact. The A110 I just left out cause I honestly don't like them. As goes for the rest of my system here I have gone for variation. It is always good to have many colors in you palette right from the start. You never miss stuff more than that you have never tried ;) Finally there is intentionally left a gap to fill just cause I think it is a good idea have some room to fill when you realized (that Andreas fellow was so off I need two more ADSRs) what modules you need more off. Of course you can just buy another frame for this purpose. And if you should be true to this approach you should make it one A111 from the start, but really that is only like a 3/4s VCO without sync and FM possibilities. Hope the list accepts attachement or this will be such a lame mess =) Enjoy, flame and critizise me boy =) /Andreas [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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A suggestion for a starter system
2003-03-11 by Andreas Lindholm
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