MOTM

What sounds interesting to me is modular FM. The DX-7 algorithm could 
be replaced by a patchbay of jacks. This way, operator 4 could be 
processed through a Wavewarper before modulating operator 1. Each input 
would have its own pitch control and CV (with LED frequency display), 
as well as level CV.

Hey, I just designed a $600 module. Perhaps I should back off a bit. I 
actually like the Additive module idea better, since much of this FM 
and AM can already be done on MOTM with 300s and Wavewarpers.

On Feb 11, 2005, at 8:10 AM, Eric Frampton wrote:

> Ivan Wrote:
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>  > I would think that future digital MOTM products should be unique;
>  > there are already DX-7's in a box, for example (I've got a a couple 
> of
>  > them inside my Kenton PlugStation).
>  >
>  > Personally I'm still looking forward to the MOTM Bi-Phase.  There
>  > isn't anything quite like that currently on the market.
>
>  I agree with both of these things, though if I know Paul S's like I
>  think I do, his "DX-7 on a chip" reference probably was meant more as
>  an "imagine what we can do" than "I'd actually like to put a DX7 on a
>  chip".
>
>  I've got an 816 rack and a line on 2 more if anybody wants 'em. We
>  don't need to re-invent -that- wheel.
>
>  And I too am looking forward to a VC Bi-Phase!
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