RE: Ghost Town
2000-02-28 by Dave Bradley
Have some interesting conversations going on offlist, but don t want to say anything until I have something positive to report... Dave
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Help with joystick
2000-02-28 by thomas white
Hi again gang. I am planning to make a joystick controller on my own as a learning experience. I will be using the CH Mach-2 joystick from CH products as
Re: Ghost Town, Modular multiples and Kenton 2000
2000-02-28 by CHRIS PARKER
I can t speak for everyone on the list, but I have been in house-buying mode lately and that has kept me too busy to keep up with the list as much as I would
Re: Ghost Town, Modular multiples and Kenton 2000
2000-02-28 by alt-mode
It has been kinda quiet lately... I tried to start up a conversation last week on the matrix patching and that fizzled quickly. I guess Paul s comment about
Ghost Town, Modular multiples and Kenton 2000
2000-02-28 by thomas white
Insert classic ghost town whistle here... Ooh wee ooh wee ooooooohhhhhh!!!! The list has been a ghost town man. Where is everybody? Is anybody afraid to talk
RE: future module?
2000-02-28 by Dave Bradley
Paul, didn t you have a sound file of this phaser up on the web page awhile back? Is it still there? Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering
Re: future module?
2000-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
VC d analog phasor on the drawing board. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 12:35 AM Subject: [motm]
future module?
2000-02-27 by revtor@aol.com
Paul, I was wondering if you had plans for any effect kind of modules in the future? Phaser, delay, flanger, etc etc The moogerfooger phaser looks
Re: Matrix Patching
2000-02-26 by Doug Pearson
... patching. ... Wiard, the only full-featured modular I own besides MOTM (although I also have one of each of the Blacet modules). Grant Richter s
Re: Matrix Patching
2000-02-26 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-02-25 14:51:11 EST, you write:
Re: Matrix Patching
2000-02-26 by alt-mode
The matrix switches in the 2500 are quite different from the matrix patch bays on the EMS synths. The matrix patch bays are *extremely* compact but they are
Re: New tracks overflowing with analog content
2000-02-26 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... It occurred to me this might be the cause of the list being so quiet -- everybody s got a dial up service and is busy downloading Bivin s tunes. I finally
New tracks overflowing with analog content
2000-02-25 by David Bivins
Hey all, I have a couple new tracks up on mp3.com - mostly analog. http://www.mp3.com/baldbastard Newest tracks are TVC1 and SUBOCTMUX. TVC1 kit: Jomox XBase09
Re: Matrix Patching
2000-02-25 by Doug Pearson
The designer of one of the other analog modulars I own is a *BIG* EMS fan/user and decidedly chose NOT to use matrix patching in the system he designed. That
In the can/No phone
2000-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
The MOTM-440 Discrete OTA LPF with VC Q is now at the board shop!! PCBs arrive to me 2 weeks from today. I will be out all of next week Mon-Fri. I will check
Re: Matrix Patching
2000-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
I can attest from 1st-hand experience that the 2500 switches suck pond water. Crosstalk is too kind. Bleedthrough is more like it! The switches still exist,
Matrix Patching
2000-02-25 by alt-mode
This is a bit off-topic but I d like to hear some of the opinions of this august group. Has anyone played around with an ARP 2500 and can talk about their
Re: EG / VCA combination...
2000-02-25 by alt-mode
For me, having the VCA integrated into the EG is confusing ;) I d rather have a dual or quad VCA and perhaps dual EGs but the current 1U EG seems to be about
RE: EG / VCA combination...
2000-02-25 by Tkacs, Ken
Yeah, I have to agree. It seems counterintuitive to me to combine these functions. An EG can do a lot more than control a VCA. After all, this is a *modular*
EG / VCA combination...
2000-02-25 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Pardon me if this has been covered already in the recent (or not so recent) discussion of EGs, but I was thinking about this idea this morning. The first
Re: Joystick stuff - circuits
2000-02-25 by J. Larry Hendry
... Well, I just couldn t let you gig the head stooge (Moe) that easily and escape unscathed. ... Well, it went like this: 1. Measure the size of hole required
Re: Joystick stuff - circuits
2000-02-25 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Beautiful cabinet Frank! I doubt mine will look anywhere near as good (if I ever get around to building one). ... You re not the first person to say that.
Re: New Electronic Component...?
2000-02-25 by J. Larry Hendry
Yes, But how can we test it without Windoze 4.5? However, this could give new meaning to the phase That music stinks . Now if we had a AVD
New Electronic Component...?
2000-02-24 by Tkacs, Ken
The second paragraph of this article mentions a component called an OED that could be cool in a future module: http://www.cd-info.com/CDIC/CDLite/Flora.html
Re: Cabinet Pix
2000-02-24 by J. Larry Hendry
Cool Frank. Thanks for sharing. Larry H
Cabinet Pix
2000-02-24 by Frank Vanaman
Hi y all I ve just gotten some pictures together of the relatively simple cabinet I ve built for my MOTM modules (well, it s a Micro-MOTM right now). Birch
Re: knobs again
2000-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... Here is the ordering data for Newark. On-line ordering. VERY easy. http://newark.com MOTM knobs - Newark Part number 57F2348 Alco part number
Re: Joystick stuff - circuits
2000-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... I think normal and Barlow together would be more amazing ... going ... useful ... or ... figure ... John, my joystick will have 4 voltages out at
Re: knobs again
2000-02-23 by Paul Schreiber
It s shown in the parts list of every kit. Alco PKES90B1/4 Allied, Newark have them. Paul S. ... From: mark scetta To:
knobs again
2000-02-23 by mark scetta
ok, i am tired of searching thru the damn archives for something i should know by heart by now.... what is the model # of the Alco motm knobs and where can i
RE: Joystick offset and calibration
2000-02-23 by Crawley, Eric
For any center-return joystick, a switch or set of switches that forces the max and min values for X and Y is a great help for setting ranges. I ve used a
Re: Big Briar/MOTM
2000-02-23 by thomas white
Wow man, In no way did I mean to say it is equal in quality to the MOTM modules. MOTM goes great lengths to strive ahead of the rest in most every area. I try
Re: Big Briar/MOTM interface!
2000-02-23 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 2/23/2000 12:13:27 AM, djthomaswhite@hotmail.com writes:
Big Briar/MOTM interface!
2000-02-23 by thomas white
Hey everybody, Go check out Bigbriar.com and look at the CP-251 Mooger Fooger controller. It has a noise source, four input mixer, lfo, sample and hold, lag
Re: Joystick stuff
2000-02-23 by Nathan Hunsicker
If the dream of this joystick controller ever becomes reality, I used to have a joystick for my Apple IIe (way back in the day...) It was the CH mach 2. I just
Re: panel meters again
2000-02-23 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... I say 0V DC (is this a trick question?) ... BINK!!!! I would think that number of events (and length of time) would be what would damage the meter, but I
Re: panel meters again
2000-02-23 by Charles Stella
Selco distributes Sifam meters in the US. They have analog VU meters that only need need a single resistor to function properly. You could probably mult to one
Re: Joystick stuff - circuits
2000-02-23 by jwbarlow@aol.com
Wow! Normal and Bradley together! Who d a thunk it! But remember, several modules can t have normalled inputs do to using the NC terminal connecting to ground
What is Normal?
2000-02-23 by Dave Fulton
I choose to think of of normalling not as restricting but as freedom. Freedom to play your beast! Normalling does not require you give up any flexibilty. Hmmm.
Re: Joystick stuff
2000-02-23 by Celeste H
... pc joy sticks don t have the same hardware configuration as a mouse. this is why yer joystick hung off of your soundblaster card instead off one of the
Re: Joysticks - CH Products
2000-02-23 by ivancu@aol.com
http://www.chproducts.com/shop/classic.html You can still buy these new.... good prices too. Ivan
Re: Joysticks - a correction
2000-02-23 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 2/22/2000 7:57:03 PM, ivancu@aol.com writes: Sorry, these aren t trim pots. They are
Joysticks - what I've found
2000-02-23 by ivancu@aol.com
I ve dissected a few joysticks that I recently purchased. One was quite nice; four center-tapped 50K-ohm pots. $4.50 each. Unfortunately I got the last two.
Re: Normalling 1V/Oct inputs
2000-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... Again, I agree with Dave LH
Re: Joystick stuff - mockup
2000-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... which ... I agree with Dave on this one. Offset pots are a must. LH
RE: Normalling 1V/Oct inputs
2000-02-22 by Crawley, Eric
Dave, Thanks for the words of wisdom. I was thinking of taking the output of a Moog VC control panel (the thing that has the lighted switches to select
RE: Normalling 1V/Oct inputs
2000-02-22 by Dave Bradley
Don t get Paul started on normalling - he s opposed to it on general electrical principles. Others are opposed to it on philosophical grounds - don t normal
RE: Joystick stuff - mockup
2000-02-22 by Crawley, Eric
It looks pretty good to me. I would go for it. As long as there isn t a circuit board going down by the DB-15. I don t think there would be a crowding issue,
RE: Joystick stuff - mockup
2000-02-22 by Dave Bradley
I m thinking many people would want X and Y axis offset pots as well, which would definitely put this in the 2U wide category... Dave Bradley Principal
Re: Joystick stuff - mockup
2000-02-22 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
... OK, this should be more acurate. I used the AMP 787201-1 DB-15 specs (makes a big difference) maybe too much to fit onto one panel. I ll still throw it out