Did anyone see the article on Tonto in keyboard this month
??
Anyone ever hear malcoms Tont'os expanding head band
recordings ?
I have some on vinyl and cd, not bad!
Jim
jar5831 wrote:
> Now that you mention slew it reminds me..going through
> my mid 70's Moog modular catalog, I see that the original
> Moog modular sample/hold's did have slew available on the
> output, controlled via pot..I know that Mighty Kieth
> Emereson himself sometimes turned on the s/h slew (glide)
> in some of the songs..I can't remember which but I do know
> you can hear the effect in at least one of the tracks on
> the recent ELP 'Then and Now' double CD set..a great CD a
> must get..BTW that IHMO was one of the weaknesses of the
> MiniMoog, no sample/hold, it was allways a pricey extra
> sadly..of course by the late 70's when the Japs, Roland,
> Yamaha, Korg ect arrived here they were wise enough to
> include them in their synths...I know as fact direct from
> a local guy who was a Buffalo Moog factory technichian
> that customers used to complain about how such features
> were not available built in..he says the Moog (post Bob
> Moog) bosses were arrogant, looking down thier noses at
> Arp and the Japs..their attitude was 'we are number
> one..the public will buy what we make because we tell them
> to!'..exactly like Detroit in the 70's and still like most
> American corperations today..enough of my rant for now!
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: vee cee oh too
> To: motm
> Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 11:43 AM
> Subject: [motm] motm-100 --> motm-101
> ok i'm sure this was covered and i just missed
> it....
>
> what mods can i do to my '100 to get it as close
> as
> possible to a '101 ?
>
> the switch is easy, just bring the jumper to the
> front
> panel.
>
> that slew pot however, has me salivating.
>
> cheers
> mark
>
>
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