MOTM

At 01:00 PM 2/7/99 -0600, you wrote:
>From: "Dave Bradley" <daveb@...>
>


>A sequencer is an appropriate place to use digital electronics. It's simply
>impossible to build without them. Use analog where appropriate, and digital
>where appropriate. Understand that the part of the sequencer that steps
>through stages and controls which stage is next is digital, and does not
>have any direct connection to the audio path. The only concerns are when you
>replace continuous analog voltages with a digital representation. Sometimes
>you want an exact representation, in which case only analog may do, but
>sometimes you want to quantize to some other representation, which is when
>digital control is appropriate. I wouldn't fault the maq16/3 solely on the
>basis of its being digital, but only if it didn't perform for me.

i gut the maq16/3 for 2 years and i gut a 16/4 DIY analog sequencer and
you just cant compere them.
i think that dopffer made a basicly wrong desighn of this unit,and i think
that its in the internal clock.
i made a small test and i patch a regular analog LFO as clock for the
analog sequencer
and compering it to the maq clock the analog sequencer,and then i heard
that the analog seq with the maq  had sound bad allmost like the maq itself
sound 
and dont get me wrong hear i know that analog sequencer is baisd on digital 
hardwere (i built one) but i do think that control has a hard conection with
the audio,i would even say that the timbre in a modular system is mostly
synthsis
by control moduls vco's, seq,envelops for aditive... you know (-
i talked to a frend of mine about the motm seq and he said why not makeing
all this
digtal hybrid analog sequencer in to moduls and now i read about the emu
control panel,
its sounds like the best thing to have.
i liked the ide of a digital memory wich is clocked by an analog clock.

so i wish Paul would make somthing like this Emu control panel or a regular
8 step
analog sequencer or somthing like the tkb.
on the other hand a digital/analog sequencer with iduvidual clock in put for
each row could be great too.

Dave can you scane the Emu sequencer ?

thanx
Gur Milstein  






I would
>ask, "can I clock it fast enough to do wavetable synthesis without the DAC
>choking", or "does it store the voltage with enough error so that I can hear
>the difference".
>
>
>Dave Bradley
>Principal Software Engineer
>Engineering Animation, Inc.
>daveb@...
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