MOTM

Nice!  Now, we should guess what other 4 modules besides the 101 and 440 
were used.  My guess:

1 MOTM 190 VCA
2 MOTM 800 EG
1 MOTM-420 VCF to filter the noise

What originated the 4Hz clock that you recorded?

How did you do the stereo field?

-Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com


Jim Gordon wrote:
> Haven't got all my MOTM modules yet (that's OK with me).  Waiting for the 
> UPS truck this morning, I wondered what could be done with just a handful 
> of modules.
>
> No 650 yet,  no way to synchronize multiple track recording.  But a little 
> experimenting showed that my Alesis HD-24 hard disk recorder can actually 
> record a 4 hz square wave!  'scope shows a little droop, but plays back a 
> usable clock.  I didn't know you could do that.
>
> No 650 yet, no keyboard interface, but 101 S&H will provide some "notes".
>
> No VCOs yet, but 440 filter can oscillate.  And a little filtered white 
> noise for percussion.
>
> So here's a piece made with six modules (seven counting the power supply):
>
> http://www.jimsjazz.com/mp3/Stow_Cash_Tick.mp3
>
> Jim
>
>