new studio pictures - mainly new modular
2001-09-05 by Jeffrey Pontius
If you have browsing time on your hands, I have updated my few studio pictures with my motm-based modular. Go to:
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New MiniMOTM Page
2001-09-05 by T.J.
Hi Everybody, While the list is quiet, I have just finished a small set of pages, with pics of the construction of my MiniMOTM. There is a few photos of my
Re: Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-04 by jasret@mindspring.com
... ... the perfect use for an MOTM-310, since you only need the square output to trigger the sequencer! ... For creating rhythmic patterns. For instance, in
Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-04 by mark@indole.net
... Four CV outputs is good -- that way it can be used with double the steps and half the channels (16*2). Also, CV outputs are useful for more than the pitch
Re: [motm] 5 jacks and 3 pots (not)
2001-09-04 by mark@indole.net
... I just measured a couple things. The distance from the top of the PCB to the left edge of the right jack is about 3/4 , and the tallest component (besides
upcoming motm130
2001-09-04 by markus
paul, perhaps these can t be answered yet: i am curious as to how fast the upcoming 130 crossfader will clock, and if it will be usable for both CV and audio
Re: [motm] looking for analog research books/sites?
2001-09-04 by Bob
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
Re: [motm] looking for analog research books/sites?
2001-09-04 by nathan durham
I got a copy of the ARP 2600 owner s manual from Jim Michmerhuizen (jamzen@world.std.com), who wrote it. Cost $25, and is a great overview of synthesis
TEST
2001-09-04 by Aardvark-mi
Ya just had to look! For some odd reason the list has been extremely quiet, or so I thought. Unusual for this list. So today I did some digging and learned
Re: looking for analog research books/sites?
2001-09-03 by mrnezumi@yahoo.com
I m glad to see someone recommending the library (guess where I work ;-) ) Chances are that you can find books on subtractive synthesis at your local library
Re: FW: [motm] Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-03 by Dave Trenkel
... One feature I d like to see in a step sequencer is programmable pitch sets for the CV knobs. I guess this d be kind of like a quantizer. What I m thinking
Re: [motm] looking for analog research books/sites?
2001-09-03 by Paul Schreiber
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.
Re: some new pictures
2001-09-03 by Tony Allgood
... Juergen that is one fantastic front panel. Is that Schaeffer? And I like the knobs too. What size are they? They look about 20mm or so in diameter. Could
Re: [motm] Sequencer use
2001-09-03 by T.J.
... Hi All, My first analog sequencer was a Polyfusion AS-1 sequencer. It is basically a 16-step one row sequencer with 1 CV and 1 gate out. Probably the
looking for analog research books/sites?
2001-09-03 by Bob
hi all, Okay, I ve been on this list since May, and own three of Mr. Paul s modules, but I can safely say that I still know little about subtractive analog
FW: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by Tkacs, Ken
Yes, as SJ said, you could fire an event at a particular step. You could stick a pulse divider between a gate out and an EG so that it fires only every OTHER
Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by Scott Juskiw
You may want an EG to fire only at specfic steps in your sequence, not on every step. ... -- ... Scott Juskiw scott@tellun.com
Re: [motm] RE: Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: I have done a dead-on Baba O Reilly sequence using two UEGs mixed together, and run through the Wiard MiniWave acting as a
Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: alt-mode This is a good thread to start and I m always interested in learning new ways to use modular gear. LH: when it comes
Re: [motm] Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-03 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... I ve always questioned the need to have pots/knobs for every stage and row of a sequence. All those knobs and LEDs sure look great, but are they really
Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by J. Larry Hendry
... ... LH: Cool Ken. I never would have thought about that. It would almost seem like a waste of a good full featured VCO. So, a basic VCO built
RE: Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Ahh, I love to talk sequencers! It s been awhile since we had a good discussion. Larry, I ll address your questions sequentially ha ha! ... Mode 1: One CV
FW: [motm] Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-03 by Tkacs, Ken
The only thing that you might be missing is in understimating the joy of spinning a knob here or there while the sequencer is running. Again, not to make
FW: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by Tkacs, Ken
Larry, I ll throw a quick 2 cents in on a couple of points from your sequencer questions Email: Quantizing: usually a separate module, for the reasons you
Re: [motm] Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-03 by Scott Juskiw
I ve always questioned the need to have pots/knobs for every stage and row of a sequence. All those knobs and LEDs sure look great, but are they really
Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-03 by alt-mode
Larry, This is a good thread to start and I m always interested in learning new ways to use modular gear. One common mistake I see from your inital
Re: [motm] There is no permanent winner other than you as a modular owner
2001-09-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Well said Thomas. No one system can be right for everyone s individual needs. It is great to see the diversity of people that contribute to modular
There is no permanent winner other than you as a modular owner
2001-09-02 by thomas white
... Hello! You mean, you like to reach between the cables and plugs to adjust all of you knobs and switches? I know synthesizers.com is your favorite by your
Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-02 by thomas white
This does seem like alot. But... if you add up the same things on the modular one you end up with more cost and the fact that each module will have to be
Sequencer use WAS: Big Dave's son of sam or something :)
2001-09-02 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I Look at the sequencer and wonder, How the hell did anyone think of such features. I came to the conclusion that experience of using one has to be the
RE: Check out Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-02 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... Just how nuts would it be to DIY and build this thing Dave? PCB s? Not that you would ever even be willing, or offering, just curious ;)
New file uploaded to motm
2001-09-02 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /MOTM
New file uploaded to motm
2001-09-02 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /Front View
New file uploaded to motm
2001-09-02 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /motm_wood.JPG
Check out Big Dave's DIY Design again
2001-09-02 by thomas white
Here is a fantastic example of a fictional MOTM styled sequencer with 4x8 or 2x16 mode and... step switches. I wish this thing was a reality. Dave shows
some new pictures
2001-09-01 by jhaible@t-online.de
Hi, I have just put some new pictures online: Compressor: http://www.oldcrows.net/~jhaible/compressor/jh_compress.html Waveshaper:
Stooge panel drilling is done
2001-09-01 by J. Larry Hendry
If you were wating for your Stooge panels because I was drilling them, your wait is over. I just finished drilling them all. I will try to get them all
LIN - LAG - LOG
2001-09-01 by jpotter@it.rjf.com
OK - first, say that 12 times fast... --Out loud. I was just playing around w/ a simple 5 Step atonal sequence generated by a Encore UEG. UEG into 820 Lag into
Re: [motm] DIY Cabinets -- Wood
2001-09-01 by elhardt@aol.com
... reversing the grain on alternate strips, and biscuit-joining them back together, but what a lot of work... also looks kind of pieced-together.
Re: [motm] New module demo
2001-09-01 by elhardt@aol.com
... I hope it doesn t take long to go into P and then start to S. -Elhardt
Re: [motm] Re: MOTM-310 time again
2001-09-01 by elhardt@aol.com
... the output to blend from TRI (-5v) to SAW (0v) to PULSE (+5v)
Re: [motm] DIY Cabinets -- Wood
2001-09-01 by Microtonal
DIY Cabinets -- WoodMy wood cabinet is 3/4 birch plywood. Consider that 1/2 braces will be needed to mount your MOTM modules. You ll need to mount these to
Re: [motm] 5 jacks and 3 pots (not)
2001-09-01 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: I just looked at my 800. If the bottom pot and knob were removed, and the same PCB were used, a fifth jack would fit easily.
Re: [motm] 5 jacks and 3 pots (not)
2001-08-31 by mark@indole.net
... I wish I could think of a more tactful way to put this, but you are completely wrong :) I just looked at my 800. If the bottom pot and knob were removed,
Re: [motm] New module demo
2001-08-31 by jhaible@t-online.de
... Not that old dbx multiplier cell anymore ? JH.
Re: [motm] New module demo
2001-08-31 by Tony Allgood
... log/anti-log concept borrowed from 1965 analog computers. Funny you should say that. I have my Oakley Logger sat right next to my Serge Wavemultiplier
RE: [motm] Re: MOTM-310 time again
2001-08-31 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
I hate me too posts... but what else is there to say? Ideally I d like the output to blend from TRI (-5v) to SAW (0v) to PULSE (+5v), but its more important
Re: 310 Pulse Width and Future VCO? VC Mixer?
2001-08-31 by jasret@mindspring.com
... ... this is also one of my favorite features of the EML101! (Knob control over waveshape ... CV control over waveshape would be even better). Of course,
Re: MOTM-310 time again
2001-08-31 by jasret@mindspring.com
... I like this one. A single out for the *micro* VCO should be sufficient (if it s used as a clock, you ll only need the PULSE/SQUARE; if it s running a
5 jacks and 3 pots (not)
2001-08-31 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Gents, 5 or 6 jacks and 3 pots on a 1U VCO panel is a nonstarter, for purely physical reasons. The board would have to be shortened to clear the top jack(s)