MOTM

Hello everyone!

My name is John Barlow, and Synthesis Technology was actually one of the main
reasons I finally bought a "new(er)" computer and got online, after I was
referred to the website by Onchip while trying to find out what was going on
with the Curtis chips. Within two weeks of subscribing to the DIY list, Paul
was asking for input (which I was more than willing to give!) on what has by
now become MOTM. I'm really impressed by how it has progressed and what looks
to be a bright future for MOTM, Paul, and us analog geeks.

I'd like to encourage more input to this list as to the MOAS (a la Thomas's
post a few days ago), I will post some of my ideas tomorrow, I hope others
will share there ideas as well. 

In the meantime, I'd like to suggest that LEDs added to CV generators and
processors, be at the output and not on the input side. Not that it isn't
useful to be ensured that a gate signal is present at you input. At the
output, however, it enables one to see what a CV is doing, and it is much more
pleasant to watch a slowly changing LED rather than a blinking gate driven
one. Oh yeah, I like the idea of a manual button as well!

John B.

In a message dated 2/5/99 8:53:54 AM, "Dave Bradley" <daveb@...> wrote:

>How about a gate lamp on the EG? The main problem seems to be that real
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>estate is so tight. Has anyone found a place to put one? Maybe on the VC
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>delayed EG module (when it comes out), there will be room for both a gate
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>lamp and a manual gate pushbutton.
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