Whenever I feel like there just isn't time enough for all my projects, I'm going to re-read this update from Paul. Well, time to get off my lazy arse! Chub the Only Moderately Busy --- In motm@y..., "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote: > Whew! I survived the last 2 weeks of paperwork deluge (and a rain deluge as well!) and so things > are getting back to "normal". > > a) I am working this week on the new MOTM-190 Dual VCA/RM. The schematic is captured, and I plan > to send out to get 2 test pcbs made early next week. It has about twice as many parts as the '110 > did, but has more features, really. The top VCA can be either a VCA or a RM, and the RM is like a > CS-80: it can 'blend' between AM and RM. The bottom VCA is switchable between EXP and LIN > responses, and has a "soft-clipper" overdrive scheme. All in a 1U format. I will send info to > Dave B. for a mockup tomorrow after I'm sure I didn't mess it up, design-wise. I'm keeping the > trims to 3 (it could possibly have as many as 5 or 6). I'm also trying to keep it as "trim by > ear" versus "trim by 'scope and DVM". > > b) New demos (simply seq + knob twisting) of the MOTM-480 VCF is at: > > http://www.synthtech.com/demo/new > > along with a *potential* new module based on the Craig Anderton PWM Multiplier. It's not a > dramatic effect, and certainly a "next year" type of thing. Have a listen and tell me what you > think. You can easily distinguish the "state-variable filter sound" of the '480 (well, I can at > least!) and the overall "softness" of the timbre. > > c) I will start on the '490 kitting next week. I will be out of the office the week of Aug. 4th, > so I really want to get these shipped by then. I also want to ship as many assembled modules as I > can this month. The fun never stops! > > d) Speaking of assembled modules, the first "out-sourced" batch of '300 pcbs will arrive in about > 1 week. 30 of them! 19 are already sold :) I just have to do the wiring to the jacks/panel. So > the backlog will show signs of shrinkage (?!?) over the next 4 weeks. > > e) NAMM. Even though it's in mid-Jan. I have to start thinking about it now. Basically, what > stuff to show. This means the 500 Series, so I have to start on THOSE starting in Sept. Just as a > bit of warning (this is like the movie trailer I saw tonight for some comic-book hero move > "DareDevil" or some such, proudly proclaiming "March 2003!"), if you want to receive modules by > Christmas, you had better start saving now. The "cutoff date" will most likely be Oct 15th. > Certainly, you can order past then, but there is a higher than zero chance of not seeing them > until late Jan. > > Well, that's it for now. > > Paul S.
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Re: Update time
2002-07-10 by osthelder
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