MOTM

All,

If you are not interested in my sequencer designs, read no further...

In my never-ending quest to make SuperMoe the MOOPS (Mother of All 
Pattern Sequencers), I'm designing a new module.

I've decided to replace the 8-position address generator. It was very 
flexible through the use of patchcords, but didn't do much for the 
person who likes to play with modifying the sequence live as it plays.

The new module is expanded to 16-positions (4 bits), and contains a 
rotary function switch for each position. The switch behaviors can 
still be overridden with a complete set of patch points.

As usual, I'm now taking up even more panel space than ever. You 
won't see elaborate gate and trigger outputs on this module, because 
there just isn't enough space. That's a separate addressable module 
controlled by this one.

If you aren't familiar with SuperMoe, you'll ask "where's the 
stinkin' pots?" See the links below. More info later.

address generator:
http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2/images/addr_gen_16.gif

voltage source:
http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2/images/CV_Source_8x4.jpg

Mad Moe

Thanks to Ken E. for the pics, and to my increasing familiarity with 
CorelDraw, here's a new version with spiffy pointer knobs, which I 
intend to actually use when I build it:

http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveb2/images/addr_gen_16.gif

Moe

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If you are not interested in my sequencer designs, read no further...

In my never-ending quest to make SuperMoe the MOOPS (Mother of All 
Pattern Sequencers), I'm designing a new module.

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