Re: [motm] Rear-facing cord? Flat rails
2000-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Given that full length isn t an option, yes! Being that 24U is easily obtained -- this only leaves out Bradley with his 26U. ... Rockin good news! ...
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Re: [motm] Flat rails / MOTM as billboard
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... All in agreement ? ROTFLMAO...... Thanks Paul. Yes, they work for me. ... Except the backside is not splattered. No thanks to the logo on all blanks is
Rear-facing cord?
2000-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
I am thinking about enclosing the power supply, and moving the AC inlet to the rear. The connector board may also grow from 12 to 16 connectors. Thoughts?
Flat rails / MOTM as billboard
2000-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
Changing the subject... :) Are we all in agreement that 12U width is the preferred flat rail length? Any arguments for others? I plan to get a quote started
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
Too late.....
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... When I had like two MOTM modules (two years ago!) and like 20+ banana modules (plus a bunch of mini phone to banana cords for my ARP) this seemed quite
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
Yes, but I m inspecting them anyhow. Like I said, I am kind of anal about my soldering. Larry (I could do it quicker, but don t want to) Hendry From: Cary
Re: [motm] 320 question..
2000-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
No, its OK. You are referring to the *panel* control FREQ. If you wack it with 5-6V in the 1V/OCT jack, it will go up to about 4Khz. Paul S. ... From:
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
DON T ANYBODY DARE RESPOND TO THIS OR I LL MOVE YOUR ORDER TO THE BACK OF THE PILE! Paul S. ... From: Cary Roberts To: J. Larry Hendry
Re: [motm] 320 question..
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
You can go MUCH lower and MUCH higher when you add CV Steve. put some positive voltage (maybe from an unused EG) in the CV jack and you can go well into the
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by Cary Roberts
... Just wiggle the lead. If it s stiff it s soldered. If it moves it s not. -Cayr
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... I check EVERY resistor that goes in with the DMM. Some of the colors are just too much alike for my old eyes. ... Which would be totally unnecessary if
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again. But not Nietzsche!
2000-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... Working on music, and synth DIY, and sadly sobbing as I returned the proto-VC Lag to Paul today, wondering why Newark double shipped my order, and why
320 question..
2000-04-12 by revtor@aol.com
hey, One thing about my 320 is bothering me though.. It doesn t seem to be getting to a high enough frequency. I d say it hits maybe 200hz max.. It s
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Yeah Steve, I REALLY like that Paul is listing the color code for the resistors (although I just use a DMM for the 1% -- too much hassle). You re right
Re: [motm] 320 built!!
2000-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
A 2K is red, black, red. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 10:47 PM Subject: [motm] 320 built!! ...
320 built!!
2000-04-12 by revtor@aol.com
All, Got my 320 and 440 kits yesterday and got the 320 built today. Its all working and hunky dory. Love the bi-color LED. one thing though.. In the parts
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again. But not Nietzsche!
2000-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Hey! So a Christian and a Hindu are in a bar, see. And the Christian says, ....but now I ve been born again! And the Hindu says, Just once? Just
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again. But not Nietzsche!
2000-04-12 by thudson@tomy.net
... I watch that after Letterman... Wasn t he the same guy that did the I do my thing, You do your thing... poster? ... I worked for a french company for 17
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again. But not Nietzsche!
2000-04-12 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-04-11 22:07:11 EDT, you write:
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again. But not Nietzsche!
2000-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Which, of course, is a parody of the FAMOUS Nietzsche quote from his great work, Conan the Barbarian. But Nietzsche (who was, of course German), in an
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-12 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-04-11 16:21:42 EDT, you write:
RE: [motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-11 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Interesting take on the matter... I ve always found that giving the magic smoke more area to flow (hence less density) gives the sound a more airy feel that
RE: [motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-11 by David Bivins
That which does not destroy a triple resonant filter makes it stronger. - Friedrich Nietzsche
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-11 by improv@peak.org
... ...and maybe the blow compressed the magic smoke inside to a greater density. ____________________________________________ Dave Trenkel : improv@peak.org
Re: [motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-11 by Paul Schreiber
I guess the drop to concrete made all the bad electrons fall out. Paul S. ... From: Tony Allgood To:
[motm] The 410 lives again.
2000-04-11 by Tony Allgood
Hi all, My MOTM 410 lives again. I got two new knobs and four pots from Paul, and they arrived today. I had to fit them straight away, and when I tested it,
Re: [motm] This thing on?
2000-04-11 by CHRIS PARKER
I m here! ... Just checking. Paul S. ... Get paid for the stuff you know! Get answers for the stuff you don*t. And get $10 to spend on the site!
This thing on?
2000-04-11 by Paul Schreiber
Just checking. Paul S.
Re: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-11 by Paul & Alleyne
... From: ivancu@aol.com To: motm@egroups.com Date: 10 April 2000 23:19 Subject: Re: [motm] Moving into Modulars ...
Re: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 04/09/2000 10:18:41 PM, blacklotus@cstone.net writes:
Re: [motm] fixed filter bank development.
2000-04-10 by ivancu@aol.com
If you want an old passive cut-only filter set you can find used Altec and White units on eBay at low prices. The Altec units with the rotary switches for
RE: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by David Bivins
You may want to think *hard* about getting a 410 filter. In fact, if you can hold off on the 120 (suboctmux) and get the 100 (as Bradley I think suggested) and
FW: attn DIYers...
2000-04-10 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Found this on AH... might be of interest to some here. And they even make a nice reference to the synthesis technologies website...! --PBr
Re: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by improv@peak.org
Hi John, welcome to the wacky world of modular synthesis! It sounds like the MOTM you re getting is fairly minimal, but a pretty complete place to start. Of
RE: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by Dave Bradley
I don t see a MOTM-100 in your list. You ll want a noise source to round out your basic sonic toolbox. If budget is an issue, I d delay one of the filter
Larry Fast
2000-04-10 by Tkacs, Ken
A very good friend of mine is a Marketing Director for cdUniverse (online CD distributor). He was at a trade show in Manhattan last year and saw this guy
RE: Larry Fast
2000-04-10 by Dave Bradley
Larry s web site: http://synergy-emusic.com/ Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering Animation, Inc. daveb@eai.com
RE: [motm] CD recommendation
2000-04-10 by Tkacs, Ken
After that post about Raymond Scott, I ordered the Turkish Twilights disc and the three Soothing Sounds discs. Soothing # s 1 & 3 are on backorder, but
CD recommendation
2000-04-10 by james holloway
A few weeks ago someone posted a site for Raymond Scott. I went to the site and ordered the CD Manhattan Research, Inc. . I received the CD over the weekend
RE: [motm] MOTM Anniversary
2000-04-10 by Tkacs, Ken
Thanks for the CD recommendation. I for one will be checking that out. I have everything Synergy has done (on vinyl if not CD). His first album, Electronic
Re: [motm] Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by alt-mode
John, Simple question; are you a keyboard player or a synthesist ? If you are a keyboard player, you will miss the ability to play chords. If you don t
Moving into Modulars
2000-04-10 by blacklotus@cstone.net
Folks, I am on the verge of purchasing a modular system from our own beloved Paul. I just wanted some user perspective on this decision with respect to giving
Re: [motm] Status
2000-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... Everyone should be. Let me just say that if one cannot get the shape characteristic of portamento and the exact time they want from this module, they
Re: [MOTM] I found the pinktunes stuff
2000-04-10 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-04-09 19:02:39 EDT, you write:
[MOTM] I found the pinktunes stuff
2000-04-09 by The Old Crow
I ll make .pdfs of it. I found my casette tape of the program too, but I don t think that would be terribly useful these days. After studying the article/code
Re: [motm] MOTM Anniversary
2000-04-09 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-04-09 18:06:55 EDT, you write:
Re: [motm] MOTM Anniversary
2000-04-09 by thudson@tomy.net
... Yeah, I spent hours with that program on my old 4700. I ve been wanting to reimplement it for PC/MIDI. I just ordered an expressionist, so maybe that will
Re: [motm] MOTM digital MP3 recording..
2000-04-09 by David Bivins
Paul wrote: BUY the Xing CD Audio Catalyst MP3 Encoder for a whopping $20. It works really *really* nice, with one of the best UIs every. Highly Reccommended!
Re: [motm] MOTM digital MP3 recording..
2000-04-09 by Paul Schreiber
BUY the Xing CD Audio Catalyst MP3 Encoder for a whopping $20. It works really *really* nice, with one of the best UIs every. Highly Reccommended! You download