MOTM

For those of you that don't subscribe to AH, John did a very nice 
mini review of the FS up there.  John, any chance of you cutting and 
pasting that here?  i think folks would enjoy and benefit.

What did you have in mind with the sub-octave stuff?  Give me a hint 
and maybe I can get something going.

Playing with a Quad Low Pass Gate throught the FS at the moment: 
gorgeous!

Mike

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "konkuro" <konkuro@a...> wrote:
> Robert wrote:
> 
> >Ah I see, a lot more logic than I initially assumed. For a
> moment I thought the FS was responsible for a lot of the
> sound. Nice patch, btw! ;)<
> 
> I've been enjoying the Mike Marsh demos.  But why should he have 
all 
> the fun?  :-)
> 
> Believe it or not, the frequency shifter is also capable of 
producing 
> blips in rare instances--what Paul calls "bug music."  :-) If you 
go 
> to the Konkuro folder in the files section you can hear a sample. 
The 
> effect you hear was created using the FS and reverb only--no other 
> modules were used!  I'll let FS owners discover how to do it, as 
this 
> is an extreme example and I don't want people to get the 
impression 
> that this module is "digital."
> 
> Also, if you go to the Encore site and click on the Frequency 
Shifter 
> and go to the demos for it, you'll find a demo I did a while back 
> which I think demonstrates the "classical" FS effect pretty well.
> 
> CALLING MIKE MARSH! (Or whomever else):  I think some extremely 
> interesting effects could be had by using the FS with the MOTM 
> suboctave generator. I'd try it myself but my dotcom has only one 
> slot and one dedicated power connector for MOTM right now.
> 
> johnm