MOTM

Nathan, I think this is a nice solution.  I use this on several of my
smaller synths.  My Micro even came with plastic sheets you could layover
the top.  

I have a  .BMP file of my system like that with a drawing of each module. 
Actually, Chris did the original artwork.  I took his system, did a few
modifications, a little cutting and pasting and I have it.  It is a bit too
small for patching, BUT, that is what they make those zoom / size buttons. 
:)

Larry H

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> From: Nathan Alan Hunsicker <nate@...>
> To: motm@onelist.com
> Subject: Re: [motm] Matrix Patching & Patch Storage
> Date: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:56 PM
> 
> From: Nathan Alan Hunsicker <nate@...>
> 
> At the current time I don't have enough modules to justify this, but I
plan
> on making an outline drawing of all the modules and then arranging them
> into a patch sheet (similar to the patch sheets they gave you in the back
> of the memorymoog owners manual.) If anyone is interested email me with
the
> layout of your system ( ie: row 1: 3 800's, 700, 800, 120, row 2: 410,
420,
> 440, 900, etc.)  And i will send you a gif you can print to use as a
patch
> sheet.  -Nate
> 
> 
> >>Along the same lines, how do folks "store" patches from their MOTM
systems?
> >
> >> I
> >
> >>haven't bothered to write things down yet, preferring to have my
patches
> >
> >>as a form
> >
> >>of temporary "art" but I wonder if any folks just get out a notebook
and
> >
> >>write down
> >
> >>a block diagram or do something else.  Thoughts?
> 
> 
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