MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider Now Shipping

More info including deomos on Synthesis Technology here

"The MOTM-730 is a PIC microprocessor-based digital module that takes an input signal and generates lower frequency square waves at multiples of the input frequency. It is a "big brother" to the MOTM-120 Sub-Octave Mux (in divide mode): the '120 divides by the multiples 2, 4, 8 and 16. The MOTM-730 can generate multiples from 1 to 33, as well as 'half' multiples (1.5 to 16.5). There is also an 8-step, positive-going sawtooth wave that has 3 user-selectable step intervals."

See http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/search?q=MOTM-730+VC+Pulse+Divider for more posts including vids.

MOTM 730 contest

via the My Synthesis Technology MOTM Analog Modular Synth blog.

"Paul [of MOTM (http://synthtech.com/)] writes: '
a) if you haven't already, order a MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider!

b) patch it up into your (mostly...ahem....) MOTM modular

c) record audio and/or video.

d) send it to me by March 20th. Would like some sort of patch diagram/text description so other folks can try it out.

e) Winner (I get to pick) gets $200. So, your MOTM-730 is at a 50% discount :) Second place gets $100.
Looking mostly for unique/clever applications of all the module's features: variable dividing, stepped CV out, etc.

I have *lots* of these I can ship rather quickly, the joys of robotic SMT assembly and pcb-mounted jacks/switches/pots. I expect all of these currently on order to ship by next Saturday.

Paul S.'"

Two Quick MOTM-730 Patches

YouTube via JohnLRice
"Just a couple little demo patches I recorded while I was experimenting with my MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider."

MOTM-730 Organ/Lead Sounds Demo

YouTube via JohnLRice
"A simple but fun use for the Synth Tech MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider."

Rendering of the MOTM-730 VC pulse divider

via My Synthesis Technology MOTM Analog Modular Synth

"The STEPPED output is an 8-level rising sawtooth (starting at 0V and going positive). The 4/O/5 switch is the step size. It is not calibrated, but "close enough for rock". The 2 prototypes were within 4mv of 'correct'. You can always use a FM attenuator to 'dial in' if you want.

Production/delivery in late August. Just doing all the CAD work now and handed off, still concentrating on getting the backlog shipped. I made quite a dent this week, shipped 17 orders and finished the MOTM-420 kits. Next up: MOTM-190s."