As you know the MOTM has no presets and forces us back to the painful task of
trying to write patches down somehow. So I drew up all of the MOTM modules
and the Encore UEG in Corel Draw so I could plop modules down on a page,
print them out and write in knob settings, switch positions and draw in patch
cords. Since this might be useful to anybody else who has Corel Draw I've
put them online. It's also possible to enter in knob settings and draw
patchcords within Corel Draw itself then output it as a bitmapped file for
jpeging and sending to others, or even output in PDF format.
Following are links. The first one shows what a few of the modules look.
It's a jpeg so anybody can view it. The second link is to the Corel Draw
files that have all of the modules. You can replicate the modules and drag
them onto the page and place them where you want, then print them out. I've
included two files, one is called Scale32 and one Scale40. That's because I
drew the modules in the exact dimensions with means you can't fit more than a
couple on an 8x11 page. So I scaled the page up by a certain percentage so
you can put a lot more modules on it, but you need to enter either a 32 or 40
into the scale setting in your printer page layout preferences so the page
will scale down and fit nicely on a normal paper page. Why didn't I just
scale down the modules you ask? Because when I did that Corel Draw in its
stupidity didn't reduce all the line thicknesses to match, so they came out
really thick and heavy.
http://members.aol.com/elhardt3/motmsample.jpghttp://members.aol.com/elhardt3/motm.zip