Modular Synth Panels

I just uploaded some panels in MOTM format. I`ve created a new folder
in the files section: Josue Arias Designs
I`ve included a preliminary version for the Milton Sequencer, any
ideas for improving this?

Best regards,

Josue.

Hi Josue,

--- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, "klinic2" <josue@A...> wrote:
> I just uploaded some panels in MOTM format. I`ve created a new folder
> in the files section: Josue Arias Designs
> I`ve included a preliminary version for the Milton Sequencer, any
> ideas for improving this?

looks nice!
Only the trigger bus appears a bit too cluttered to me. I'm playing
around with this right now but don't have a better solution at the moment.

What size of knobs is intended to be used?

Thanks a lot, Michael.

> What size of knobs is intended to be used?

I`ve followed the .8" spacing between pots centers, I just emailed Peter
Granader about the knobs question. The pots are 9mm pcb mount so knobs will
have about .5" diameter.
Thanks,

Josue.

Peter told me he uses REAN pots, same knobs as Blacet modules. Other 6mm
D-shaft will work. The pots used are Panasonic(check the milton BOM)
Best regards,

Josue.

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From: "Josue Arias" <josue@...>
To: <motmpanels@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 10:17 PM
Subject: Re: [motmpanels] Milton Panel (was: Re: -MOTM format panel
uploded-)


> > What size of knobs is intended to be used?
>
> I`ve followed the .8" spacing between pots centers, I just emailed Peter
> Granader about the knobs question. The pots are 9mm pcb mount so knobs
will
> have about .5" diameter.
> Thanks,
>
> Josue.
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--- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, "klinic2" <josue@A...> wrote:

> I`ve included a preliminary version for the Milton Sequencer, any
> ideas for improving this?
>

This layout makes sense. I like this better than other layouts that
I've seen that have jacks at the top.

I'm considering two more options, though.

First, as I understand it, the bank boards each support an x-y gate.
None of the layouts I've seen use more than one set. It seems like
these extra gates could be very useful for rhythmic gate generation -
you could have 8 different patterns available. One thought I had was
to have an optional slave panel that would have room for the missing
gate switches.

The other idea was that I'd like to be able to use this as a 4 x 16
sequencer, but also be able to do a sequence of any number of notes
up to 64. I'm thinking this might be possible by combining it with
the CGS sequential switch. You could use the CGS switch to step from
Bank 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 on the Milton, stepping to the next bank every
time you hit the first step in a group of 16.

This is going to be an incredible project, and a great sequencer! I'm
planning on playing around with the boards a little before committing
to a panel, but yours looks great!

Thanks,

THe 64x1 options would be awesome. I can`t find an easy way to do that,
please keep me informed!1

Best regards,

Josue.

----- Original Message -----
From: "elle_webb" <elle_webb@...>
To: <motmpanels@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 6:40 AM
Subject: [motmpanels] Re: -MOTM format panel uploded-


> --- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, "klinic2" <josue@A...> wrote:
>
> > I`ve included a preliminary version for the Milton Sequencer, any
> > ideas for improving this?
> >
> This layout makes sense. I like this better than other layouts that
> I've seen that have jacks at the top.
>
> I'm considering two more options, though.
>
> First, as I understand it, the bank boards each support an x-y gate.
> None of the layouts I've seen use more than one set. It seems like
> these extra gates could be very useful for rhythmic gate generation -
> you could have 8 different patterns available. One thought I had was
> to have an optional slave panel that would have room for the missing
> gate switches.
>
> The other idea was that I'd like to be able to use this as a 4 x 16
> sequencer, but also be able to do a sequence of any number of notes
> up to 64. I'm thinking this might be possible by combining it with
> the CGS sequential switch. You could use the CGS switch to step from
> Bank 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 on the Milton, stepping to the next bank every
> time you hit the first step in a group of 16.
>
> This is going to be an incredible project, and a great sequencer! I'm
> planning on playing around with the boards a little before committing
> to a panel, but yours looks great!
>
>
>
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Spectrol MOD149 (ala MOTM) will also work, as will a variant of Alpha (not
sure what model#)

Ken

>
>Peter told me he uses REAN pots, same knobs as Blacet modules. Other 6mm
>D-shaft will work. The pots used are Panasonic(check the milton BOM)
>Best regards,
>
>Josue.

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--- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, sasami@h... wrote:

> Spectrol MOD149 (ala MOTM) will also work, as will a variant of

Alpha (not

> sure what model#)

At rs-components.at I found this Alps pot: 263-2996

I'm having a bit of a hard time finding a supplier here in Central Europe.

Michael.