In a message dated 8/3/2000 8:51:22 PM,
djthomaswhite@... writes:
>I just wanted to share my excitment from building my own mini "Potpourri"
>module I found a schematic for in an old synth book. (Can't remember the
>name...xeroxed it) It has simple versions of all of the following circuits:
>
>Lag with standard knob for up/down combo rate
>Buffer
>CV Inverter
>Audio Inverter
>2 Input Mixer
>Comparator with external threshold
>
>Very fun on the breadboard. And a great learning experience along with
>MOTM!
Sounds like a great idea, and good experience as you say. Let us know how the
module works out for you after you've used it for a couple of months or so.
>Thanks loyal list members and I hope to make some California MOTM buddies
>soon. I almost have a very young and impressionable friend interested in
>MOTM. Well, I exposed him to the wonders of the world already there
>anyways... Thanks Paul! I hope he purchases soon.
That's the best way to start em out, when they're young and don't know any
better.
>PS: So quite today... Everbody waiting for and watching George Dubba-You?
>seems like the stooges are on vacation or something
WHAT'S THAT!!! STOOGES ON A VACATION!! NEVER!!! And the day after I sent that
"useful" primer on the descending second formant too -- a true diy tutorial
for the masses since it required no special tools or knowledge other than the
ability to read and speak English. It may look like an easy job being a
Stooge, all that eye poking fun, but actually it's hard thankless work. Nope,
there are no holidays or vacations for a Stooge. It's a full time profession
-- a true calling!
John Dub-ya Barlow