I bought a copy of VISIO which allows custom templetes to be used. You can easily draw MOTM panels, save as a templete, then "darg and drop" a patch sheet. Paul S. ----- Original Message ----- From: <mbedtom@...> To: <motm@egroups.com> Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 3:58 AM Subject: [motm] Patch Documentation Query > I am a newbie to this group and still awaiting the delivery of my > first batch of MOTMs. Have never owned a modular synth so I am > contemplating some of the gotchas in advance. > > After discovering a number of sounds that one likes, how are the > patches usually documented? It is one thing to draw a CAD picture of > your synth and then draw lines for knob settings and patch cord > connections. But it is quite another to "document" what manner of > sound was created. It would seem that in short order, hundreds of > worthwhile patches would be identified. Looking over past posts I > was amused by some of the sound descriptions that were invented. The > trouble is, I might know what a "splufferoscitor" sounds like but > nobody else will. And six months later, I won't remember what it > sounded like, either. > > I'd be grateful to hear from all who have devised a workable approach! > > Many thanks in advance. > > Tom Farrand > > > > > >
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Re: [motm] Patch Documentation Query
2000-12-03 by Paul Schreiber
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