SergeModular

Hey John,

> I like the ...." um, pretty sure" part. With the seeming limited number
> of filters in your set up, maybe i'll be able to tempt you next time i
> let a couple loose. LOL

I thought you might say something along tose lines. Seriously though,
I'd be *more* than happy to take some of those excess panels off your
overburdened hands ;)
Do you need a Korg Delta?? No????? ^_^

> Without a TKB or a sequencer, give us a heads up on your reasoning for
> getting a Quan. I know what i use mine for, but i'm just being curious
> and nosy at the same time.

Well, I can convert random signals and periodic waveforms and multiple
mixtures thereof into quasi-melodies sort of autoaliatoric though
changing amplitude via the SPRC alows me to constrain the total
variation in pitch from a few notes to a few octaves. Also, its great
for gliss effects not to mention modifying CVs to be routed elsewhere ...

Also, why the Adapter module? I know it seems

> like a stupid question, but considering the cost of Serge modules, i
> would have thought that building custom cables would be a better option.
> At one time i had a fistful of banana to 1/8 and banana to 1/4 cables
> for my conversion needs. Got a little messy at times, but it worked.
> Again, just curious.

Since I seem to be one of the oddballs that operates their Serge from an
external keyboard, the Adapter module allows for easy connection of
gate, pitch CV and trig signals plus it makes interfacing my Moog CP-251
easier. I'm also contemplating using that section as a send/receive area
for outboard gear as I now have a few 1/4"-to-bannana cables. I guess
its partly an esthetic choice - I like the self-contained appearence of
the Serge and, if I pack it for transport, I wont have to pack
conversion cables for my friends' gear.

Best Regards, James
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