MOTM

I've enjoyed the discussion about the 510.  I have not utilized mine 
very well yet, and I think I know why.  My approach tends to be 
theoretical.  I get an idea of what a module does by analyzing its 
inputs and outputs, and I patch according to these preconceived ideas.  
This approach does not work very well with the 510.  The most 
interesting sounds I have gotten from it have happened when I just 
plugged in various signals and controls and twisted knobs.  I had no 
clear idea how it was making those sounds!  So my suggestion is just to 
play with it.  Don't worry about understanding what it's doing.  The 510 
is not the sort of module that you use to create a preconceived sound.  
It's for exploration and discovery.

About samples and patches, I'm interested in any and all that people 
wish to post.

Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/TBE-Sound01.mp3

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/TBE-Sound02.mp3

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/TBE-Sound03.mp3

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/TBE-Sound04.mp3

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/samples.pdf

Oeps....

http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/TBE-samples.pdf

Thank you, Tom.  These are interesting, even if I don't know what a 
Roland JD-800 or a Korg EMX are.  I am a little confused about the 
patch.  You write, typically:

Audio: JD-800 -> MOTM-120 -> MOTM-510 -> MOTM-410
CV: MOTM-510 (full out) -> MOTM-410 (rate)

I know it is hard to describe a patch in words.

Does this mean that you are using the MOTM-510 Audio Out as the input to 
the MOTM-410, and Full Out of the same MOTM-510 as a control input to 
the MOTM-410?  If that's the case, I don't understand it, because the 
MOTM-410 rate input controls the rate of the internal LFO's.  I'm not 
sure what it means to control an LFO rate with an audio frequency 
signal.  Perhaps the modulating signal feeds through somehow.  I'll have 
to try it. (See, this is my theoretical mind, the mind that normally 
does not think to modulate an LFO rate with a high frequency control.  
In the case you modulate the MOTM-410 DEPTH with the 510 output, since 
that is a VCA the control signal would mix through.  But you only used 
that with the TBE-Sound04.

Does it make much difference to the sound if you disconnect the MOTM-510 
Full Out from the 410 CV inputs?

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


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I *think* if I've read this right that the 510 is generating LFO speed
signals since it is being fed by the 120...?

Mike

--- In motm@...m, Richard Brewster <pugix@...> wrote:
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> Thank you, Tom.  These are interesting, even if I don't know what a 
> Roland JD-800 or a Korg EMX are.  I am a little confused about the 
> patch.  You write, typically:
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> Audio: JD-800 -> MOTM-120 -> MOTM-510 -> MOTM-410
> CV: MOTM-510 (full out) -> MOTM-410 (rate)
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> I know it is hard to describe a patch in words.
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> Does this mean that you are using the MOTM-510 Audio Out as the
input to 
> the MOTM-410, and Full Out of the same MOTM-510 as a control input to 
> the MOTM-410?  If that's the case, I don't understand it, because the 
> MOTM-410 rate input controls the rate of the internal LFO's.  I'm not 
> sure what it means to control an LFO rate with an audio frequency 
> signal.  Perhaps the modulating signal feeds through somehow.  I'll
have 
> to try it. (See, this is my theoretical mind, the mind that normally 
> does not think to modulate an LFO rate with a high frequency control.  
> In the case you modulate the MOTM-410 DEPTH with the 510 output, since 
> that is a VCA the control signal would mix through.  But you only used 
> that with the TBE-Sound04.
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> Does it make much difference to the sound if you disconnect the
MOTM-510 

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