MOTM

I think he meant it as a joke, right dude ?  : )

perpetual@... wrote:
> 
> dude, yer like, soooo busted....
> 
> ;)
> 
> --- In motm@y..., "L.D." <melinx@h...> wrote:
> > I am replying privately so paul does not get mad at me! Please
> don't forward this to anyone for that reason!  I too am building a
> large system i have bought 4 motm modules so far..but to save money
> without cheating on quality and performance I strongly urge you to
> check out the new www.paia.com  9700 series modules..dual vco's, dual
> vcf's  and dual vca's...listen to the audio samples of all of
> them..for the price you can't beat them..so for the price of one motm
> 300 vco kit you can buy 2 paia dual vco's and have 4 seperate vco's!
> like wise with the rest of the vcf's and vca's...buy the motm modules
> that paia does not offer, like the 110's 101's ect that is what i am
> doing..you mention a theremin controller..again we are in luck at the
> paia site check out the fine theremax theremin kit i already have one
> it is more than a simple theremin..it has 1v/octave output jacks
> perfect for controlling analog! it sends not only pitch and volulme
> but also velocity and gate signals..I have built paia stuff several
> times in the past 20 years..the quality is superb and support is
> excellent..their tech Scott Lee is very friendly and helpfull with
> newbies..the new kits are just as high quality with the parts and
> instructions..but no frills, although wire is included u have to cut
> and strip your own and u supply  the solder the regular rosic core
> stuff sold at radio shack is fine..i don't know why Paul bothers with
> the fancy organic stuff..as an old tv repairman the rosin in modern
> stuff causes no problems and dont bother cleaning it off  if anything
> it protects against oxidation ect..finally trust me the new paia
> vco's are plenty temp stable enough..
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: phaeton777@y...
> >   To: motm@y...
> >   Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 1:33 AM
> >   Subject: [motm] Curious newbie seeks knowledge...
> >
> >
> >   Hi,
> >
> >   I've just ordered my first MOTM modules (110, 120, 300, 440).
> I've
> >   been collecting analog synths for over 20 years, but this is the
> >   first foray into modulars. I hope to put a HUGE system together
> over
> >   the next year ie. MODzilla.
> >
> >   My question is what kind of systems do you good people have? I'm
> >   having a hard time figuring out how many of each module I should
> >   realistically shoot for. To start with I'm going for the Minimoog
> >   equivalent in modules.
> >
> >   Also, are there any plans for an analog sequencer, joystick or
> >   theremin type module? Or FX modules-phase, echo etc.?
> >
> >   Cheers,
> >
> >   Richard F.
> >
> >   PS. Any MOTM users in Vancouver, BC?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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