Analogue-sequencer

On Tuesday 09 December 2003 16:22, Dave Magnuson wrote:
> At 04:02 PM 12/9/03 +0100, you wrote:

> I'd be interested in a Stooge panel if you can get enough
> interest (and the price drops a bit).  Exceeding $100 is
> a bit much for me, but a *little under $100* and I'd be
> able to afford it.

Okay, I'll keep you up to date through this list.
Larry sent me another email saying that he is going to check 
whether or not 10 units wide is possible. 8 units was the 
widest so far. If limited to 8 units, a separate 2 unit 
wide control center panel could be done, holding the keypad 
and LCD. Hmm...

>
> You mentioned making the P3 fit the MOTM grid:  Do you
> think that's absolutely necessary?  It obviously wants to
> look very similar to the style... but the P3 is going to
> look considerably different than the average MOTM module.
>  Not too many of Paul's SynthTech modules have an LCD
> display :)

Well, two digital modules are on their way, the MIDI->CV and 
the sequencer module. 

>
> What I'm saying is: I'd prefer the design to favor
> ergonomics rather than meeting the MOTM specs exactly.

Same here. I like the ergonomics of Colin's original panel 
(sans the SF font, that is ;P ). Knobs on the left, control 
on the right, nicely fit under the LCD. My idea is to keep 
this layout, but use MOTM style knobs (but smaller ones), 
only white printing, maybe other knobs, other leds (as 
found on the MOTM panels), etc.

It's still very vague. But everyone joining this deal has 
his/her say of course.

- Robert