From Suit Sent Sat, May 4th 2019, 05:03
from the EMM article: "The new sequencer unit on a large stand behind me was built by Helmut = Grothe, and has 1068 steps for programming control voltages and = triggers. We have a system that enables any one of us to send control = triggers to the others. So from one piece to the next we would alternate = 'control' responsibility. There are two 6" TV display screens in the = instruments for checking out memory allocations and control function = settings, along with numeric LED displays in each section that indicate = mode selection, multiple sequences, tuning, program parameters, random = note selection, routing and further sequence storage. Some of the PPG = software is also here, and there's a Grundig Stereo Cassette which we = use for setting up, but not in performance. In front of the sequencer = unit is a PPG 61 note keyboard which is used to program the note = sequences." = http://www.muzines.co.uk/images_mag/articles/emm/EMM_82_01_the_new_tang_7_= large.jpg this whole mess is very confusing, and i don't believe his description = is honest here. in the Mojave Plan video on U-toob, it's pretty obvious those video = screens are for Wavecomputer 340/380 systems, at a certain point there's = a quick closeup of one. I'm only to guess that these giant boxes were some kind of repackaging = of the 340/380 systems. Again ... "Some of the PPG software is also here, and there's a Grundig = Stereo Cassette which we use for setting up, but not in performance. In = front of the sequencer unit is a PPG 61 note keyboard which is used to = program the note sequences." but what the hell are these weird 3U rack modules? is there any further = documentation than just this interview? --- Suit & Tie Guy suitandtieguy.com stgsoundlabs.com knobcon.com Sent from my LG Touchpoint 1100