<<Sorry, a bit under the weather this week. Headaches and nausea>> In my little dream-world, the MOTM-130 doesn't 'morph' in the true sense. It 'cross-fades', meaning the output is an equal-weighted average of the inputs. ie Vout = x(V1) + (1-x)V2 where x goes from 0 to 1. In other words, a pan pot. Morphing implies there is a 'Hamming distance' (in crypto-speak) taken into effect. In other words, you can have different 'curves' along which the change occurs. The 'pan-pot' curve ( a 1:1 linear ratio) is one of many a 'morph' could travel. So, I propose the SHAPE knob of the MOTM-820 VC Lag is more of a 'morph' function. We've all seen the 'transform the girl's face into a tiger' sort of graphical morphing. I suppose JH's Scanner, fed by 'warped' voltages is a morpher (sp?). What everyone has *assumed* is that the MOTM-130 can pass DC control voltages as well as audio. Hmmmm......JH and I will have to get back with you on that :) Now, you *can* feed a 'warped' CV into the '130 as well, come to think of it. So, the '130 is a 2-channel fader & morpher. The panel pot for fade/pan is linear, but the CV in can be whatever. Paul S.
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Morph versus cross-fades
2001-07-12 by Paul Schreiber
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