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Re: MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-04 by mate_stubb

Sure, it makes sense to have a single ZO. With just one you can achieve traditional lin FM OR more extreme thru zero FM. You can use another VCO or an oscillating filter as the modulator. With two or more ZOs, you could do cross modulated thru zero FM, or start replicating DX-7is

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Re: MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-04 by tontaub

Hi Moe, speaking of FM etc.: Does it make sense to run single ZO to achive the traditional lin-FM sounds? Or would it be better to have two or more in the system? Just asking for "future planning" ;-) :-) Michael. --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" wrote: >

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Re: MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-03 by mate_stubb

> If the sine wave were to show up in the middle of the > range, then half the range would sound like not much is happening > and the second half would get all the business. Not very continuous > sounding, especially under voltage control. Also, if you are using > voltage control

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Re: MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-03 by tuninghead

Hello Fellow Synthesists, Hey Moe, thanks for the great first impressions review. I can see you had no trouble getting great FM from the Zeroscillator. Uploads?? Because you brought it up, I just want to comment about the location of the sine waveform on the morph knob. In the co

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Re: MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-03 by Mike Marsh

Nice summary, Moe. It squares with what I have experienced. The issue of morphing not quite matching the panel graphics I will explore a little tonight with the scope. FM will tend to exaggerate the response of these outputs, to my understanding, so I'll try with and without. The

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MOTM ZO first report

2006-02-03 by mate_stubb

Howdy all, I received my MOTM ZO a couple days ago and am reporting in with my initial impressions. Appearance/build: This thing is big and beautiful. It is a perfect cosmetic match for the factory MOTM modules (something not always achieved by others - for example, the Encore Fr

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] fracrack zo?

2006-02-01 by Cynthia Webster

Howdy Ingo! We've been shipping lots of Zeroscillators in Modcan and MOTM formats, and are just a few days away from shipping Euro fomat ZOs. The FracRac and Synthesizer Dotcom versions will ship after we get all of the Euro units shipped. We're working at full capacity already a

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Nam June Paik

2006-02-01 by Richard Brewster

Thanks for the news, and the article. It brought back memories. I met Nam June Paik in the 70's when I worked at the ETC. He was highly regarded as the "father" of video art. http://www.experimentaltvcenter.org/ Check out the site and look at the history. At the time I was thinki

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-31 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /ZerOscillator_UEG index.mp3 Uploaded by : paradigmshiftbeats Description : Cyndustries ZO modded by Modcan frequency shifter sine

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Nam June Paik

2006-01-31 by Dale Kay (Inquisitor Betrayer)

http://tinylink.com/?heveWPkqHZ same link looks fine but just in case... and further in case tinylink is down http://tinyurl.com/9jxla dale ----- Original Message ----- From: Doug Lynner To: The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 8:59 AM Subject: [Th

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Nam June Paik

2006-01-31 by Doug Lynner

Sadly Nam June Paik has passed away at age 74. For those not familiar with him, Paik was a pioneer in video synthesis. In his memory I offer this link to an article on video synthesis that was published in Synapse Magazine. It is a long link so be sure you grab it all if it suffe

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fracrack zo?

2006-01-31 by selfoscillate

hello cynthia, please can you give me an info when the zeroscillators in fracrack and eurorack format are assembled and ready? thanks. best wishes ingo

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Poll results for The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-30 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

The following The_Cyndustries_List poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: What is your favorite Cynthia module? CHOICES AND RESULTS - Zeroscillator, 9 votes, 60.00% - Twin Wasp Filter, 0 votes, 0.00% - Quad Band Pass Filter, 1 votes, 6.67% - Logipac, 0 vot

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Roland Analog Keyboard Controller

2006-01-30 by thomas white

Hey Dave, C'mon... Cyndustries is in there. Down by the compatibility statement. I would never forget about them. Modcan on the other hand, well... I feel bad about forgetting Modcan. I am hoping to get some B-Series stuff soon "and" the Cynthia Sawtooth Animator. It's a good thi

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Roland Analog Keyboard Controller

2006-01-30 by David Bartz

THOMAS?! Not one mention of Modcan or Cyndustries in the auction?! ARGGG! (I LOVED the last pic with the bubble wrap around the module - "see, I'll use lots of bubblewrap!") -db- thomas white wrote: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7386495272&rd=1&sspagename=STR

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Roland Analog Keyboard Controller

2006-01-30 by thomas white

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7386495272&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1 OK, sorry for the multiple posts for those of you who are on multiple lists and will see this more post than once. The tax man cometh and if I want anything new, this has to go. Sa

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Re: Better Basic Patch

2006-01-26 by Mike Marsh

:) Am I ever --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "tuninghead" wrote: > > > Hey Hey, > > Congratulations Mike, you now be in the ZOne. > > --Mark Barton > > > > > > > --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Marsh" > wrote: > > > > Hey All - > > > > A quick demo

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Re: Better Basic Patch

2006-01-26 by tuninghead

Hey Hey, Congratulations Mike, you now be in the ZOne. --Mark Barton --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Marsh" wrote: > > Hey All - > > A quick demo with the ZO patched 'correctly'. !st five seconds are > just SIN out, then I tweezed the INDEX CV knob up for while

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] 7 Stage Analog Envelope !

2006-01-25 by Ben Vehorn

If you need it to be analog, you could do this with the Doepfer quad EG and a mixer. Anything with end of stage trigger outputs works well. But stuff like this is done really well in digital, like the Encore UEG. Is there a reason it needs to be analog? I can't imagine needing a

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Re: 7 Stage Analog Envelope !

2006-01-25 by mate_stubb

It depends on what you consider a stage. There are 7 settable levels, the 8th always being zero, and 8 rates between the levels. When you run in sequence mode, one of the rate pots is borrowed to allow you to have 8 levels. Moe http://www.stoogeindustries.com --- In The_Cyndustri

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Re: 7 Stage Analog Envelope !

2006-01-25 by Mike Marsh

The UEG does this amazingly well, as Ben says. I've done some drones with the UEG, ZO, and an MOTM 300 that are very nice... Mike --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, Ben Vehorn wrote: > > If you need it to be analog, you could do this with the Doepfer quad EG > and a mix

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Re: 7 Stage Analog Envelope !

2006-01-25 by denshiblocks

the UEG does 8 stages, doesnt it? seth nemec --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "electrovoz" wrote: > > We the people need to gather and rally for the creation of an envelope > that will exploit all the *AMAZING* sounds hidden in the new ZO. > I'm thinking a real advanc

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7 Stage Analog Envelope !

2006-01-25 by electrovoz

We the people need to gather and rally for the creation of an envelope that will exploit all the *AMAZING* sounds hidden in the new ZO. I'm thinking a real advanced envelope with more than 4 stages. What do you all think ???... Let push the envelope FORWARD !...

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-25 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /ZO Bells.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Kling klang! You can access this file at the URL: http://groups.yahoo.com/grou

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Better Basic Patch

2006-01-25 by Mike Marsh

Hey All - A quick demo with the ZO patched 'correctly'. !st five seconds are just SIN out, then I tweezed the INDEX CV knob up for while then the LIN FM knob, then it all goes back to just sine. Mike

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-25 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /ZO Demo -Better Basic Patch #1.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : ZO Basic Patch take two You can access this file at the

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.com update?

2006-01-25 by Carlos

any news on the .com pannels progress? after reading mike's comments: I NEED IT,I NEED IT,I NEED IT

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Re: Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-25 by Mike Marsh

Yeah, there was something wrong all right, but I'll need brain surgery to correct it. It was totally my fault, as Mark suspected, I was patching things wrong. I *thought* I was patching it the way he described, but, um, I guess not. The thing sounds EVEN BETTER when patched corre

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Re: Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-25 by Mike Marsh

Hi Mark - Well, that's just it, I don't get any variation when I patch it as you just described. I'm off to try again just to make sure, but I think there may be something not quite right...I'll let you know later this evening. Mike --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "t

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-24 by Dale Kay (Inquisitor Betrayer)

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-24 by David Bartz

John Loffink wrote: TOTAL for single voice: $4580 not counting mixers, LFO, etc. TOTAL for sixteen voice instrument: $73,280 Oh... well... NOW I'll take TWO (sixteen voice instruments) instead of FOUR! :-) -db- -- David Bartz Extremist, Anarchist, Evildoer, Exegete, Director of M

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RE: [The_Cyndustries_List] Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-24 by John Loffink

Sorry Mike, but your math needs a few corrections. :-) * 1 * $250 = $250 for modulator VCO (In DX7 algorithms at least one oscillator/operator is always a modulator without feedback) * 5 * $650 = $3250 for ZOs (up to five carriers per voice, there are only six modulators/carriers

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Re: Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-24 by tuninghead

Hi Mike, Once again, thanks for the great review! Here's a little help. I was wondering why the sounds you posted were not showing off the dynamic FM capabilities of the ZO. Your latest post revealed the reason why: ==================================================== * I can't g

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Biggy Impressions of the ZO

2006-01-24 by Mike Marsh

OK, after a full weekend of tweaking, here is a longer version of my first impressions of the ZO. 1) It is an excellent sounding 'normal' VCO. Very fat and has all of the features I would want in a VCO: SIN, SAW, SQR, TRI waveforms, PWM, SYNC, linear and expo FM. Plus it adds a s

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-23 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /ZO Demo - No Reverb.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : ZO Demo wirh nothing added You can access this file at the URL: htt

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Re: Success!

2006-01-22 by Brad Hawkins

> Recall that there are no filters or anything other than a VCA post VCO > in these patches (except a little reverb after the VCA). The timbral > could you do another sans verb? ta BRAD

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-21 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /ZO Demo #3.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Effect of BIAS Switch: changes at 20 and 40 seconds higest to lowest You can

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Re: Success!

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

Agreed, and well put: DX7 with analog warmth hits it on the head. The second demo shows a nasty side to it, too. Recall that there are no filters or anything other than a VCA post VCO in these patches (except a little reverb after the VCA). The timbral range is pretty amazing. No

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RE: [The_Cyndustries_List] Success!

2006-01-21 by John Loffink

Mike, Thanks for posting those. Your comparison matches what I hear with my own standard VCO Linear FM patch - while some FM characteristics are obtained, they are not nearly as pronounced as the ZerOscillator. The ZerOscillator gives DX7ish timbres with analog warmth. Nice! John

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Success!

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

Two more demos - one more of the ZO (watch out, that one spits) that shows off the Quad outs along with some other cool stuff. The other file is a demo of the linear fm capabilities of two high quality but non-thru-zero vcos. This was patched as described in the ZO manual but usi

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-21 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /Basic Patch Demo #2.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : Not really a basic patch any more :) You can access this file at th

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New file uploaded to The_Cyndustries_List

2006-01-21 by The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the The_Cyndustries_List group. File : /Basic Patch MOTM 300s.mp3 Uploaded by : mmarsh100 Description : LINEAR FM with Non-ZO Oscillators You can access this file at the

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RE: [The_Cyndustries_List] re: The Demo I Posted

2006-01-21 by John Loffink

Mike, For the sake of comparison can you post a clip of the same patch, but using a non-ZerOsc VCA and Linear FM VCO so we can compare the depth of FM modulation? John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Sit

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Re: can't upload more demos :(

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

I'll try again later; I tried last night and this morning and it was a no-go. I did send the comparison file to John privately. Hopefully he got that and he will be able to post it here. SO far I have to say that this is a great sounding VCO. The quad outs are a blast. I haven't

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Re: can't upload more demos :(

2006-01-21 by Cynthia

--- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Marsh" wrote: > > I'm getting an error when I try to upload files ("The Document > contains no data" in a message box), so for now no more demos. I'll > look into posting them elsewhere... > > Mike > Hi Mike! We have only used 25

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can't upload more demos :(

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

I'm getting an error when I try to upload files ("The Document contains no data" in a message box), so for now no more demos. I'll look into posting them elsewhere... Mike

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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] re: The Demo I Posted

2006-01-21 by Cynthia Webster

Mike Marsh wrote: > Hi All - > > It's here and it's gorgeous. And it's *HUGE*! Did I mention it's > gorgeous? > > About the demo: I patched the ZO the way it's described in the manual > for a basic patch and then played manually with the INDEX CV and LIN > FM knobs. These are not

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And another (few) thing(s)

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

The glitch at 39 seconds was my fault not the ZO's (bad edit). The melody was generated courtesy of John Blacet and his marvelous Binary Zone. The other oscillator was courtesy of Paul Schreiber and his wonderful 490 uVCF in self-oscillation because I wanted the purest sine I cou

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re: The Demo I Posted

2006-01-21 by Mike Marsh

Hi All - It's here and it's gorgeous. And it's *HUGE*! Did I mention it's gorgeous? About the demo: I patched the ZO the way it's described in the manual for a basic patch and then played manually with the INDEX CV and LIN FM knobs. These are not referred to correctly in the manu

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