"Information about the ADDAC207 Intuitive Quantizer was published on the ADDAC website some time ago, but they've started selling it only recently. It fills the gap between simple quantizers like the Doepfer A-156 or the Analogue Systems RS-260, and more complex beasts like the Analogue Systems RS-130. The user interface looks a bit like the Intellijel designs uScale but the ADDAC is more versatile.
Quantizers are typically used to process the cv-output of an analog sequencer, either correcting/tuning the cv values, or using advanced options to filter out certain values for creative effects. You can also quantize continuous controllers like a Theremin or feed an LFO, random noise, or any other cv-signal to the cv-input. Think of it as an autotune-plugin for modular synths ;-)..."
Also on the Dubbhism blog:
"Of potential interest but on a slightly more philosophical level is a series of rants titled 'Musical Numerology'. This series tries to debunk music/numerological myths such as the 432Hz controversy, fractal music, the Pythagorean cosmology (Musica Universalis) etc. etc.
http://www.dubbhism.com/search/label/musical%20numerology
Forthcoming: Phi and the Fibonacci sequence, Octave theories, Cymatics, entrainment etc. etc."
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