PLAN B analog blog

The Woggle is originally a Grant Richter (of Wiard) design originally,
I think the Heisenberg and the Doepfer 149-1 are closer to the SOU.
The 149-1 has 4 CV outs to pick from, but needs an external clock.
The Heisenberg has it's own quantized random output  from an internal
clock, a stepped output similar to the 149, and a smoothed output that
I think the Woggle has a similar output (the Doepfer does not).  The
Heisenberg also has a digital noise out (the source output) that
sounds kinda like the Zorlon Cannon's audio output.  I don't have a
woggle, but I would think the M24 is somewhere between the Woggle and
the 149-1.

-Don

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Christopher Jacob Recording Device
<I.AM.USING.THE.INTERNETS@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm planning a 12U Modular system and talking to various people about
> sources of random voltage. I heard from Tony at Make Noise that a Eurorack
> Wogglebug is in the works and that's got me wondering about the relative
> merits and setbacks of each. I like the Model 24 because it's range of
> functions appears excellent and I know very little about the Wogglebug I
> gather that it's circuitry is pretty close to the original Buchla SOU moduel
> and that it's got an internal oscillaror and ring modulator which is kind of
> cool but having access to neither I thought I'd post to the list to get
> people's opinions on the two modules anyone have both? Anyone who has either
> want to talk me one way or another? I wish I had room for both in my plans
> but I'm not certain I will. I can be a real pain living someplace where most
> people don't even know what a Modular synth is.
>
> Thanks
> Chris
>
> --
> "War will end when people refuse to fight"
> --Anonymous
>
>