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Hi. Is your 201 still available?

The gear geek in me is curious what the actual production numbers are, but I'm really more interested to hear how you use the device.

EMS made a P2V in the early seventies that Eno was known to use. They are very rare - perhaps less than a hundred manufactured. There was recently one for sale at Sonbird Music in Toronto , but I'm not sure if it's still available - they have a website that you can check out. I own one myself and ...

Random sequences can be cool, but would you want that in 4/4 land all the time?

When I bought the piece I thought there was eiher some way of determining the number of steps in the patterns, or there was enough variations in the presets to accomodate different time signatures. I originally made ...

Random sequences can be cool, but would you want that in 4/4 land all the time?

When I bought the piece I thought there was eiher some way of determining the number of steps in the patterns, or there was enough variations in the presets to accomodate different time signatures. I originally made ...

Can the rate of the MURF be sync'd to CV ?
This question has been raised earlier in this forum, but left unanswered. At the very least could someone at moog respond?
Thanks

Indeed when asked "If you're ON something", it could be taken a number of different ways.

sr dss's queerie was if I was affiliated with a couple of lables that are home to adventurous artists... like Tortoise - a band that uses nasty prog rock time signatures.

My all too brief reply referred to ...

Righteous Babe and Cultural Engineering.

Check Appendix A in the manual - the patterns are mostly based on bars of 4 with a few divisible by 6, and a couple that imply random.

I'm talking about using a time signature like 7/4. There are no animation patterns that repeat every 7, 14, 21, etc beats.

There may not be a huge demand for ...

Check Appendix A in the manual - the patterns are mostly based on bars of 4 with a few divisible by 6, and a couple that imply random.

I'm talking about using a time signature like 7/4. There are no animation patterns that repeat every 7, 14, 21, etc beats.

There may not be a huge demand for ...

I'm surprised and dissapointed that almost all of the MuRF animation patterns are rigidly stuck on 4/4 rhythms. Not having the option of working with alternative time signatures caters to conformity. Hardly what Moog originally set out to do.

Has anyone working outside of the grid found a creative ...

I'm surprised and dissapointed that almost all of the MuRF animation patterns are rigidly stuck on 4/4 rhythms. Not having the option of working with alternative time signatures caters to conformity. Hardly what Moog originally set out to do.

Has anyone working outside of the grid found a creative ...

I had always understood that Peacock used an EMS sysytem to treat her vocals. She would've run her mike into the Pitch to Voltage converter, and that triggered a VSC 3, or just straight into the External input of the Putney.
Is that album available on CD these days?

I had always understood that Peacock used an EMS sysytem to treat her vocals. She would've run her mike into the Pitch to Voltage converter, and that triggered a VSC 3, or just straight into the External input of the Putney.
Is that album available on CD these days?