SergeModular

I suppose you are right. You can get most of the functionality with the
noise and SSG combo as well as gain back a space. *I* really like random
voltages so having two S&H sources available via the random source and SSG
is worth it to me. Others may not find it so important. Also, I find that
while S&H is useful, having a random pulse train from the random source is
also really useful and a bit more difficult to get from other modules.

He has enough DSG or DTG w/ input mods to provide for lag processing w/o
tying up the SSG. Is it just me or does anyone else love, and I mean like
want to mate with kind of love, the DSG as a lag processor? Being able to
have one directional or different glide times on the rise and fall make
sequences super sexy!

Someone *please* give some really cool uses for the ASR's! I tried messing
with them again today but came away with the same feeling of "I'd love to
have anything else there but them...".

James R. Coplin
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: kirkdegiorgio [mailto:kirk.degiorgio@...]
> Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 7:16 PM
> To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [SergeModular] Re: Serge Lust.
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> "CV-2 - I think you are going to need a random source in this setup. I
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> d suggest
> maybe something like this: RS, SSG, PRC, NCOM, DTG, ADSR, DSG, ADSR. If
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> don't need
> the switches on the DTG, you can have them replaced with input jacks which
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> gives you
> almost all the functionality of the DSG in 2 module spaces. Also, the NCOM
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> is a must as is
> the RS."
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> James - a Random Source is almost double the price of the Noise Source. If
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> Yannis gets the
> SSG is there anything the Random Source can do that a Noise Source+SSG
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> do?
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> NCOM is a great module...
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> KD
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> Keep on Patchin'!
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