Modular Synth Panels

I'm currently waiting for my MOTM modules to arrive. I need to build an interface for my Arp 3604 CV keyboard and designed and uploaded a 2 wide MOTM style panel. It's in the DIY Designs, Schematics folder called diy_cvkbd.fpd. I'd appreciate having someone check it and tell me if it's OK. Since I don't have a MOTM panel yet I guessed at some of the line spacings. It's pretty simple, just some 1/8" and 1/4" jacks for CV, Gate, and Trigger and a power connector. Am also open to any suggestions.

I'm also curious as to how one pays for this, how long it takes, etc. Also, what's the conversion rate for euros?

Thanks. - Dave

Dave,

It looks good. The jacks are a little farther apart horizontally, and
closer vertically, than MOTM, but it should work just fine. I only
state the differences in case those are important to you. But for
what you have on the panel, it's a good layout. Smart to keep the
keyboard cv's to the side.

The Euro is about equal to the dollar last time I checked. When I pay
for it, you can send me money via Paypal or check or whatever.
Schaeffer's not the best at communicating lately. I asked a couple
questions twice now, w/ no response. This isn't atypical for them.
Orders take anywhere from two weeks to two months in my experience. I
think they're a small company, w/ all the attached pros and cons
there.

Scott

--- In motmpanels@y..., "djbrow54" <davebr@e...> wrote:
> I'm currently waiting for my MOTM modules to arrive. I need to
build an interface for my Arp 3604 CV keyboard and designed and
uploaded a 2 wide MOTM style panel. It's in the DIY Designs,
Schematics folder called diy_cvkbd.fpd. I'd appreciate having
someone check it and tell me if it's OK. Since I don't have a MOTM
panel yet I guessed at some of the line spacings. It's pretty
simple, just some 1/8" and 1/4" jacks for CV, Gate, and Trigger and a
power connector. Am also open to any suggestions.
>
> I'm also curious as to how one pays for this, how long it takes,
etc. Also, what's the conversion rate for euros?
>
> Thanks. - Dave

--- In motmpanels@y..., "tsomneevich" <thom_s4@h...> wrote:

> Dave,
>
> It looks good. The jacks are a little farther apart horizontally, and
> closer vertically, than MOTM, but it should work just fine. I only
> state the differences in case those are important to you.

What are the typical horizontal and vertical spacings for the jacks? I might want to 'tweak' it a bit.

Dave

I'm not 100% sure. It should be the same as Oakley, I guess. But does anyone
have an MOTM multiple? It seems to me that those jacks must have a larger
vertical spacing than usual. And horizontally, usually four columns are
spaced across a 2u panel. Again, it should be the same as any Oakley design.
You really only have to worry about it if you're a fanatic for matching
MOTM. I'm not; to me, your panel looks great :)

Scott

>From: "djbrow54" <davebr@...>
>Reply-To: motmpanels@yahoogroups.com
>To: motmpanels@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [motmpanels] Re: New member - would like help checking design
>Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 14:54:38 -0000
>
>--- In motmpanels@y..., "tsomneevich" <thom_s4@h...> wrote:
> > Dave,
> >
> > It looks good. The jacks are a little farther apart horizontally, and
> > closer vertically, than MOTM, but it should work just fine. I only
> > state the differences in case those are important to you.
>
>What are the typical horizontal and vertical spacings for the jacks? I
>might want to 'tweak' it a bit.
>
>Dave
>

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