Synthesis Technology MOTM-510 The WaveWarper, Инструкция по сборке и руководство пользователя

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SYNTHESIS TECHNOLOGY PAGE 22
MOTM-510 ASSEMBLY 7/11/04
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The MOTM-440 allowed me to dial in the tone I wanted and the analog delay gave it some
space. But the distortion and ‘size’ of the sound all came from the MOTM-510. Note that you
have to fiddle a little bit with the WARP knobs to get just the right quality of distortion. Your
mileage may indeed vary.
You can really get some interesting tones by varying the resonance and frequency parameters
of the filter. Using another filter will give another quality to the tone, too. Here is another
demo using the same patch as inFig. 2, but adding a little FM to the 440. Finally, you can
destroy just about any innocent waveform. I really love sampled Pan Flutes, don’t you? Here’s
the final sample: As you can hear, nothing escapes the 510’s power to mangle!
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your MOTM-510 does not work, please verify ALL of the following before contacting us. The
following reference directions assume that you are looking at the pc board with the panel to the
right and the power connector to the left.
All of the ICs are pointing the same way and all notches are ‘down’.
The braided wire on the coax goes to the beveled side of the jacks. Check all of the pots
and switch wiring.
The parts are in the right places, you didn’t swap the 1K 1% with a 100K 1%.
No solder shorts or missing joints.
Again: when the rotary switch is turned or even slightly turned, the module with output
spikes (‘pops’) or crackling. This is normal operation.