MOTM

To quote the late Guy Lombardo, "Happy New Year!"

Y2K scare thought: I heard a little interview with Arthur C. Clarke a day or 
two ago, and it occurred to me that one of the themes of "2001 A Space 
Odyssey" is that after the first of the new millennium (2001) the computer, 
Hal, will malfunction and try and kill people.

Dave V., let me suggest that if one only had one VCF the MOTM 420 is more of 
necessity than the MOTM 410. I find the 410 to be more useful as an effect 
(like a phaser), but the 410 has a very unique sound in my thinking and is 
extremely useful and interesting!

In a message dated 1/1/2000 1:48:39 AM, jlarryh@... writes:

>This is supposed to be a momentary switch.  The way that key transpose
>works on the 60 is that you press and hold that key down while you press
>an
>appropriate key on the keyboard for transpose.  If the 6 is different,
>I
>will be surprised.  If so, I owe you a different number.  There is a
>different switch number for the press on / press off like the adjacent
>"hold" button.

Thanks so much Larry! It seems the switch is working fine! I'm now thinking 
that I've misunderstood how this should work. I (wrongly) "figured" this 
would "turn off" by just pushing it a second time. I can get it to turn off 
by holding it down a second time followed by pushing down the initial key 
again.

JB