Moog Spam: <10 Old Schools, new MP-201

[Amos-3]

Hi, and sorry for spamming the list.  Those of you who have been here for
years will appreciate that I never do this.
However, there are a couple of things that I thought the community might
have a genuine interest in:

1.) There are less than 10 Voyager Old School synths remaining to be sold.
Probably not major news around here since most of us prefer to buy
secondhand. :-)  But still, worth noting.  The last one rolled off the line
a week or two ago.

2.) I've written new firmware for the MP-201 Multi-Pedal controller.  Now it
can also function as a four-channel MIDI to Pitch-CV converter
(independently scalable, with glide, pitch bend amount, etc. per channel),
as well as a MIDI-triggered analog envelope generator (ADSR with Hold,
lin/log/expo shapes, and EG Looping).  It's neat; check it out.

Thanks,

Amos

[Steven E Barnes]

So uh, how do I update my firmware?  Nothing obvious on the Moog site.

On Nov 6, 2009, at 2:04 PM, Amos wrote:

> Hi, and sorry for spamming the list.  Those of you who have been  
> here for
> years will appreciate that I never do this.
> However, there are a couple of things that I thought the community  
> might
> have a genuine interest in:
>
> 1.) There are less than 10 Voyager Old School synths remaining to be  
> sold.
> Probably not major news around here since most of us prefer to buy
> secondhand. :-)  But still, worth noting.  The last one rolled off  
> the line
> a week or two ago.
>
> 2.) I've written new firmware for the MP-201 Multi-Pedal  
> controller.  Now it
> can also function as a four-channel MIDI to Pitch-CV converter
> (independently scalable, with glide, pitch bend amount, etc. per  
> channel),
> as well as a MIDI-triggered analog envelope generator (ADSR with Hold,
> lin/log/expo shapes, and EG Looping).  It's neat; check it out.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Amos