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What should I get next?

What should I get next?

2002-03-15 by Kevin Boudreau

Well, it's payday again and it looks like I'm ready to blow some of my $ on motm!� I'm sort of stumped as what module to get next, though.� I was going to get a second 300 vco, but from the update Paul gave us recently, it looks like it might be a wait for those.� I have a pretty small system right now, and there are a lot of basic modules I need, but since I'm restricted by cash flow and can only get about 1 module per month, I like to make each new module count as much as possible, and add to my sonic pallette/modular synthesis education.� So, I thought I'd ask the list for suggestions based on Paul's update on what's currently available.� Here's my system so far:
�
1 900
1 110
1 300
1 420
2 800s
1 910
1 Blacet Time Machine
�
The modules I want next the most seem to be the modules everyone else wants at the moment, meaning there's going to be quite a wait for them.� Should I go ahead and put my order in for a 300 and patiently wait, or get something like a 830 mixer, a 101, or do I need another 110 before they're gone?� Or something else that's�readily available?� I plan to eventually get�at least one of every motm module.� Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks in advance.
�
Kevin

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Re: [motm] What should I get next?

2002-03-15 by blip

> The modules I want next the most seem to be the modules everyone else wants at the moment, meaning
> there's going to be quite a wait for them.\ufffd Should I go ahead and put my order in for a 300 and
> patiently wait, or get something like a 830 mixer, a 101, or do I need another 110 before they're
> gone?\ufffd Or something else that's\ufffdreadily available?\ufffd I plan to eventually get\ufffdat least one of every

doesn't look like you really need another 110 with that system, or a mixer
quite yet... a 101 would be a good idea (a lot you can do with it), or a
second filter (i have 2 420s and love them deeply)... but the biggest hole
i see in your system is... no lfo! oh, i would die without lfos! argh!
this is what you must get! save yourself man!

(oh... sorry... i get enthusiastic sometimes... :)

bleep.
out.

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Re: [motm] What should I get next?

2002-03-15 by George Kisslak

Hi Kevin,
Get a 120 to fatten things up, plus the digital ring mod is quite fun - use the 420 as a sine wave source. I actually got one of those before I got a 300, 110 or 800. Feedback patches are a LOT of fun with the 120. I think it's an under appreciated module!
George
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Subject: [motm] What should I get next?

Well, it's payday again and it looks like I'm ready to blow some of my $ on motm! I'm sort of stumped as what module to get next, though. I was going to get a second 300 vco, but from the update Paul gave us recently, it looks like it might be a wait for those. I have a pretty small system right now, and there are a lot of basic modules I need, but since I'm restricted by cash flow and can only get about 1 module per month, I like to make each new module count as much as possible, and add to my sonic pallette/modular synthesis education. So, I thought I'd ask the list for suggestions based on Paul's update on what's currently available. Here's my system so far:
1 900
1 110
1 300
1 420
2 800s
1 910
1 Blacet Time Machine
The modules I want next the most seem to be the modules everyone else wants at the moment, meaning there's going to be quite a wait for them. Should I go ahead and put my order in for a 300 and patiently wait, or get something like a 830 mixer, a 101, or do I need another 110 before they're gone? Or something else that's readily available? I plan to eventually get at least one of every motm module. Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks in advance.
Kevin

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RE: [motm] What should I get next?

2002-03-15 by Alan Wagner

Hi Kevin,

I\u2019d go for the 101!!! You wouldn\u2019t believe the fun you can have with a 101!!! It\u2019s really 2 modules in one so you can double your value for the bucks!!!

My .02

Al

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Boudreau [mailto:neutrino000@...]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 5:54 PM
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Subject: [motm] What should I get next?

Well, it's payday again and it looks like I'm ready to blow some of my $ on motm! I'm sort of stumped as what module to get next, though. I was going to get a second 300 vco, but from the update Paul gave us recently, it looks like it might be a wait for those. I have a pretty small system right now, and there are a lot of basic modules I need, but since I'm restricted by cash flow and can only get about 1 module per month, I like to make each new module count as much as possible, and add to my sonic pallette/modular synthesis education. So, I thought I'd ask the list for suggestions based on Paul's update on what's currently available. Here's my system so far:

1 900

1 110

1 300

1 420

2 800s

1 910

1 Blacet Time Machine

The modules I want next the most seem to be the modules everyone else wants at the moment, meaning there's going to be quite a wait for them. Should I go ahead and put my order in for a 300 and patiently wait, or get something like a 830 mixer, a 101, or do I need another 110 before they're gone? Or something else that's readily available? I plan to eventually get at least one of every motm module. Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks in advance.

Kevin


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