Modular Synth Panels

Dear All,

I've to come to a decision what final style my front panels will have.
If you care about tickmarks PLS follow the link below and post your
opinion here.

http://arsprototo.at/sdiy/bluemole/fp/tickmark-srvy.html

Many thanks for your help!
 
   Michael.

--- In motmpanels@yahoogroups.com, "tontaub" <egroups@a...> wrote:
> Dear All,
> 
> I've to come to a decision what final style my front panels will 
have.
> If you care about tickmarks PLS follow the link below and post your
> opinion here...
> 
> Michael,

I visited your site and really tend to agree with your 'graphical 
inclinations'.  While I am just getting back into this whole thing 
myself -  after...(a looooonnnnnng time) I have found myself perusing 
the web unscrupulously to see whats out there these days.  I find 
many different styles - while everything seems to have originated 
mostly from the past-with perhaps a few exceptions.  While I cannot 
delve into MY insanity into this topic here, due to time constraints -
 I do believe that your ideas about indicating "signal flow" are 
really where I'd like to go.

This is mainly for 2 reasons:  I think it helps to make the whole 
concept of 'synthesis' abit more comprehendable to me AND (more 
importantly) others.  And two - yes I can admit that after a 2-
day 'patching binge'  I cannot stand to have to go back and pull on 
cords and 'retrace' where I think I'm going!  

I mean to me: "synthesizing", (and I do confess to owning a Kurzweil 
2500 that still has me in awe - and about 20 other beasts from all 
vintage years)is an extremely creative process and I cannot stand to 
be deterred by "technology" or my own diminishing cranial capacity.

So - I like to see more signal flow attempts in the graphics.  The 
only drawback to this approach is when you start completely messing 
with all the 'ins' and the 'outs' and then nothing would make sense 
anyways at that point! So be it - I still don't want to have to think 
too hard, 3/4 of the way into a patch, about what I've already done!

Sorry I didn't say too much about the tickmarks (guess that was the 
point of your post after all -eh?)- the jury is still out on that for 
me.  I like alot of them and also log scales where they apply - this 
is where some of the older Moog (as opposed to newer?  laughs) - or 
other stuff which escapes me now, is pretty cool to me.

Just my slowly creeping-in 2 cent senility,

Hope to see more of your evolution!

Regards,

Rog

There are two new and unused Stooge panels available.  See below:

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Adam Schabtach <adam@...>
Due to changes in plans, intentions, priorities, and budgets, I have
two unused Stooge panels for sale. They are for the Oakley Equinoxe
phase shifter (single, 1U, not the fancy dual panel) and the Oakley
sample & hold. They are unused, undrilled, and have just been sitting
on a shelf since I received them.

I'll sell them for approximately what I paid for them: $24 each,
which
includes shipping within the US. Buy 'em both for $45. I'll take
PayPal, checks (drawn on a US bank), US cash.

Email me at adam@... if you're interested.



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