Hot levels for your MOTM
1999-12-15 by David Bivins
Hi all, I was talking to another list member about getting good levels into his MOTM gear from wimpier sources (synths, etc.), and thought I d share with all.
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Industrial D*gital Delay Q
1999-12-15 by David Bivins
Hey gang, Substance (ab)use and eBay only mix once in a great while. This time they didn t. I picked up a digital delay that was obviously meant for industrial
Re: Industrial D*gital Delay Q
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
Probably a digital pulse delay. Who makes it/model #? Paul S. ... From: David Bivins To: MOTM Sent: Wednesday,
RE: Industrial D*gital Delay Q
1999-12-15 by Tkacs, Ken
Ooh, a really long gate delay for Envelope Generators! ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] From: Paul Schreiber
Re: Off Topic - Analog Delay Chips
1999-12-15 by Mark Pulver
... I was involved in locating those chips... I haven t seen the mailer, but the website tells the more accurate history (though still a bit sideways in
MOAS
1999-12-15 by velure
i am hurting for an analogue sequencer. i am like a junkie on the streets at 2am looking for a fix. i _need_ an analogue sequencer. i have 3 machines i want
Off Topic - Analog Delay Chips
1999-12-15 by Tkacs, Ken
I just got a glossy little booklet in the mail from Big Briar. They are pushing the new MF-104 Analog Delay Limited Edition, saying, Big Briar has secured a
Re: Ooops - Private
1999-12-15 by Stephen Punt
Add my apologies to those others who used an auto-reply without first engaging their brain. Stephen Punt ===== end Stephen K J Punt
Re: Ooops
1999-12-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Two eye pokes and a rapid series of back-of-the head slaps coming my way... Larry (ducking) Stooge Hendry ... etc
Oops, private - Was: Re: US Postal system overloaded
1999-12-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Oops, that was supposed to be private. Damn the ease of the reply button. It always goes private on my other mail list. Larry Hendry
RE: Ooops
1999-12-15 by Dave Bradley
Dang it Larry, see what you started! Sorry folks, shoulda been private, etc etc. Moe
Re: US Postal system overloaded
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
It will go out Friday (will you be at work Tuesday?) Another $6 will cover it. Paul S. ... From: Dave Bradley To: Sent:
Re: US Postal system overloaded
1999-12-15 by J. Larry Hendry
... Sorry to hear of your post office trouble. They are generally so reliable. When you ship Priority as you do, you can get delivery confirmation for only 35
RE: US Postal system overloaded
1999-12-15 by Dave Bradley
Have you shipped my latest order yet? If not, FED-EX is fine. I paid $18 in shipping, how much extra would I owe ya? Dave
Re: Fed-Ex shipping Part #2
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
What the blood hell is a Badger s Holt ??? Paul S. ... From: Stephen Punt To: Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999
Re: Fed-Ex shipping Part #2
1999-12-15 by Stephen Punt
Please mail packages to this alternate address: Attn: Stephen Punt Brock Lodge Badger s Holt Storrington West Sussex RH20 3ET UK My parent s home. I will
Fed-Ex shipping Part #2
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
IMPORTANT! Somebody *MUST* be present at the addess I ship to. I can ship to an alternate address (work, parents, etc): just email. No PO boxes, of course.
US Postal system overloaded
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
After a near perfect record, the US/global postal system has lost *THREE* packages in the last 4 DAYS, costing me over $1000. Therefore, I an sending ALL
320 osc = trigger only AR EG in
1999-12-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Your 320 can make a A / R EG with a trigger input only. Keyboard trigger in to sync in of 320 set at relatively low frequency. Sine (or other output) to filter
Re: Driving the '320 into audio range
1999-12-15 by J. Larry Hendry
If you want to get your 320 to track accurately at 1/oct per volt, I have discovered how to make that work perfectly. I will call this sub oscillator, with
Re: Driving the '320 into audio range
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
... Kudos to Larry for thinking this through. This shows how a basic understanding of each module (the ins and outs) spawns new directions in a modular
Driving the '320 into audio range
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
Since this has come up twice today, I thought I d mention it. Without a CV inserted, the panel RATE control maxes out around 40 Hz. However, with RATE at 10,
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-15 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
... Put a few undedicated VC inputs in it (for us analog people -- to be determined with software upgrades) and I think this might be an interesting MOTM
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-15 by Paul Schreiber
There are no filters: the decaying harmonics completely characterize the sound. I would use an LCD screen to draw each envelope. Paul S. ... From:
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-15 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
... you d need a minimum of 50-some knobs (if you use AR envelopes). Then your $15 DSP gets pretty damn pricey (not to mention huge). I think there s a lot
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-14 by james holloway
So when do we get one?
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-14 by Elhardt@xxx.xxx
... hooks up to an old Apple II -- don t laugh, it was free) which allows one to draw a waveform with a light pen (close to useless for reasons Paul and others
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-14 by J. Larry Hendry
... 2 ... the ... That s exactly how I do it Dave. I think the stooges must be connected by the physic hotline. LH
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-14 by The Old Crow
... Actually, I reprogrammed a DX7 s OS ROM to allow me to operate the phase-accumulator sine oscillators in this fashion. This was a looooong time ago,
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-14 by Paul Schreiber
Specifing harmonics & their relative amplitudes is just a Hammond organ. Now, what *is* interesting is having 16 VCAs and 16 EGs, 1 per harmonic! Then, you
Re: Wavetable-esque oscillator
1999-12-14 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
Great thoughts on this one -- I agree with what s been said about static waves and a lot of what others have said in general. ... OK, I have an old
Re: threaded spacers (and colored panels!)
1999-12-14 by Cary Roberts
... I m all for brightly colored panels. I still want to have some Focusrite like panels made for a modular. Can you imagine how sexy a modular would be with
Re: threaded spacers
1999-12-14 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
... No! I m the one who asked for those! I do like the idea of threaded spacers since while it s a bit of a hassle during assembly, I notice it s much more of
Re: 1UB and 2UB are in!
1999-12-14 by improv@xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
... What! No Macintosh support! Humph! -dt (still waiting on my 320!) ________________________________________________________ Dave Trenkel : improv@peak.org
1UB and 2UB are in!
1999-12-14 by Paul Schreiber
The *correct* 1U and 2U blank panels have arrived. Fully Y2K compliant. Both W98 and BeOS compatible. Supported under linux at:
Too much coffee, man!
1999-12-14 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
So I m having a nice, well paced day at the office, jolted up with a few big cups of coffee. Mmmm, good! Good enough to get me just a little bit jittery
Attaching PCB to mounting bracket (was: 320s are ALIVE)
1999-12-13 by Roy Tate
Okay, my two cents ... On the last board I built, I just put the mounting bracket flat on my table, placed the spacers over the holes, held the PCB up, dropped
RE: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
When my kits arrive, I intend to have my girlfriend s snakes holding the PCB midair while it s dangling from a light fixture. The snakes are pretty complacent
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Paul & Alleyne
i get two of the cats to hold a pair of bolts each, while the third watches from a nearby shelf to help correct positioning. however their solderingsucks... so
RE: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by David Bivins
Drop screws in PCB. Spread your hand wide, use thumb and pinkie on one end of board, index and middle finger on other end to hold screw heads against PCB from
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Paul Schreiber
... Because they are in the press-fit lens assembly and they have attached leads. ... It s part of the enjoyment to watch them roll under the couch. ... They
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Christopher Jeris
... yeouch! (not the $15, I don t mind even that much for something so cool, but the idea of buying $3000 worth of LEDs). is it the combination of
threaded spacers
1999-12-13 by velure
... the ... this is why i suggested paul switch to the threaded spacers. i m semi-coordinated, but i manage to drop one and spend 20 minutes looking for it.
RE: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Dave Bradley
I m not as coordinated as David. I use the 2 at a time technique. Hold 2 bottom bolts in while flipping board over, drop on spacers, bracket and secure 2
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by J. Larry Hendry
... Yep, I ve got some of the threaded ones. They are quite nice. I actually have a couple of different kind. One that is threaded into both ends and
RE: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Tentochi
Are the spacers on the 320 different than other modules? IF they are the same, I prefer to keep them the way the are. --Shemp
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by Paul Schreiber
No. All I m saving is that there is something to be said for having them threaded (easier to install). But thay are about 3X more expensive. Paul S. ... From:
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-13 by J. Larry Hendry
... Oh man ! (doing my best Elvis looking-at-donut imitation) ... Feed the kids, even at $15 a hit, I gotta see them again, sometime. ... I have never had a
Re: 320s are ALIVE
1999-12-12 by Paul Schreiber
... This is why we can t crank out 6 new modules/month. ... I ve never done this in my whole life. ... I bought 500 because they are custom made, and so they
320s are ALIVE
1999-12-12 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, I just finished building two MOTM-320s. I spent about 9 hours total across 4 different days. So, for me 4 1/2 hours was the per-module time. It is