MOTM

I just downloaded the Emu pdf file, and from a quick once-over, it looks like it has almost everything that I'm looking for.  The manual has nice details about every module, and how each one patches into another.  

Now hopefully I'll find a new job soon and be able to afford to buy some more modules.  ;)

Library, eh?  I remember those buildings!  For some reason that never came into mind.

-Bob

On Mon, 03 September 2001, "Paul Schreiber" wrote:

> 
> 2 Valuable resources for the synthesis part:
> 
> www.emu.com
> 
> click Archives, then look for the EMU Modular Owner's Manual. 88page PDF
> that applies to MOTM as well.
> 
> www.wizoo.com
> 
> look for the Guide to Analog Synthesis (about $30). Nice, straightforward
> generic walk-through.
> 
> As far as the electrical side: this is tough. MOTM is the distillation of 6
> years of college and 27 years of experience :)
> Each kit has a 'low level' explanation in the Theory of Operation section.
> 
> I encourage you to read it while looking at the schematics. Ask questions to
> the list. Most public libraries have
> 100s of donated EE books that are NEVER looked at. Look for books published
> by TAB or Howard Sams. These
> are from the 70s and 80s (the heyday of DIY) and are written at a basic
> level.
> 
> Paul S.