Re: Seq Development Environment
1999-08-28 by jmw
... Go Paul! I ve been avoiding learning *any* programming skills but this seems like it may be a worthwhile project. I know the Seq is months away, at least
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Seq uP
1999-08-28 by Paul Schreiber
Note that the 80C320 is a family of high speed 8051 derivatives. Chances are, the actual part will be the 87C520. It has: a) 16K EPROM on-chip. This is where
Re: Seq
1999-08-28 by Paul Schreiber
Note that unless the compiler has hooks for Dual Data Pointers, the most cool aspect of the C320 is wasted. Also, it needs to use the Microsoft Object
Re: Seq Development Environment
1999-08-28 by Paul Schreiber
The part has 2 serial ports. Paul S.
Re: Seq Development Environment
1999-08-28 by J. Larry Hendry
You go Paul. I think even I might be able to handle this (after you explain to me how it works). HAHA Larry ... of C ... People ... at ... This ... W95-based
Re: Seq
1999-08-28 by J. Larry Hendry
... does ... cost ... I agree with Moe. Larry
Re: Seq Development Environment
1999-08-27 by Cary Roberts
... Pardon my ignorance, but how do you get it to talk to the PC when MIDI is 31.25kbaud? Plus, how do you single-step if the 8051 is looking for MIDI clock
Re: Seq
1999-08-27 by Thomas Hudson
Here s a free C compiler for the 8051: http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Forum/1353/ Thomas
Seq Development Environment
1999-08-27 by Paul Schreiber
Quick thoughts. 1) I plan to code in assembler, because a) the assembler is *FREE* b) the C compiler is $800 c) I have written over 600,000 lines of 8051
RE: Seq
1999-08-27 by Cary Roberts
... I was planning on building a MIDI retrofit for my SCI Pro-1 and was discouraged from coding in C by someone in the know . I know the C compilers weren t
RE: Seq
1999-08-27 by Dave Bradley
... Yes, this is my hope as well. In earlier days on this list, when talking about MOAS, Paul mentioned wishing to be able to change sequencer personalities
Re: MOTM-320 VCLFO inches as well.......
1999-08-27 by Zsolt Homlokos
... well i dont know more for an LFO ,but the Filter of the VCS3 as a MOTM module may be interesting ,its so smooth. BTW can anybody can explain me the VCS3
RE: Seq
1999-08-27 by Cary Roberts
... Assuming Paul documents his code he could share it with the list and I or another could add the extra features. -Cary
Re: Mta connectors
1999-08-27 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
Thanks, Dave. This is pretty much what I thought, but I wanted to be sure. Tom ... From: Dave Bradley To: motm@onelist.com
RE: MOTM-320 VCLFO inches as well.......
1999-08-27 by Dave Bradley
... I didn t know this! Is there anything else worth swiping from the VCS-3 (any owners out there care to comment)? Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer
RE: Mta connectors
1999-08-27 by Dave Bradley
Just be sure wire ends are unstripped. We had an episode awhile back (not sure if you were around for it) in which a bunch of defective cables got shipped
Mta connectors
1999-08-27 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
Got a question: I m trying to make up some MTA 156 cords(for lack of a better term) & was wondering how exactly you connect the wires to the plugs. Tomr
RE: Seq
1999-08-27 by Dave Bradley
... It s a conventional backlit LCD. ... Be careful that you avoid bloatware . Personally, I ve already paid $600 for a Midi/CV module, and would not want to
Re: Seq
1999-08-27 by Thomas Hudson
... GCC/EGCS is cheap, like free. While it supports tons of different processors, most are 32 bit processors. It sure would be nice to be able to use this tool
RE: Mta connectors
1999-08-27 by Dave Bradley
If you have the exact connectors that ship with MOTM, the top of the connector slides off, you insert the wires (UNSTRIPPED!!!!) into the slots, and slide the
MOTM-320 VCLFO inches as well.......
1999-08-27 by Paul Schreiber
Finished all bench testing of the MOTM-320 VC LFO prototype tonite. Will start CAD cycle (schematic capture, B.O.M., pcb placement, pcb layout) tomorrow.
Seq
1999-08-26 by Paul Schreiber
... Does it use LCD or VFD? ... Dallas Semi 80C320 (super-fast 4-cycle 8051) running at 24Mhz is what I m thinking about as a CPU. There is MIDI _IN for
Re: Future VCOs, etc......
1999-08-26 by Cary Roberts
Ask Tony Karavidas about displays and bezels. The one in his Expressionist is top notch. What is the sequencer based around? 8051? 6811? Z80? Enquiring
Future VCOs, etc......
1999-08-26 by Paul Schreiber
Also: I need to have products I can introduce next year as well. Can t saturate the market just yet. Hopefully, I am seeing the light at the end of the
re: Analog FM
1999-08-26 by Douglas R. Kraul
Well Paul really is the one that needs to decide this as I know he has priorities and even with using outside designs he has only so much capacity to introduce
Re: MOTM-300 VCO BENCH CAM
1999-08-25 by Zsolt Homlokos
... wow this looks well organized , if you could have seen me building the VCO, OMG the floor was covered with hundreds of leads that i cut off from all the
Re: MOTM-300 VCO BENCH CAM
1999-08-25 by Mark Pulver
... JOE! YAY! You put up an index.html as well! :) Mark __________________________________________________ Check out the Waldorf Q: http://www.midiwall.com/q
MOTM-300 VCO BENCH CAM
1999-08-25 by joe.pavone
I am building another MOTM300 this week. Just for fun I decided to take pictures along the way of my progress so if anyone is interested check out this url:
RE: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Dave Bradley
Thanks all for the recommendations. Interesting that nothing has come along in the last 10 years to blow away the Roland R-8 (Akai MPCs excepted - they re
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by james holloway
Dave I use a Boss DR-5. I think the DR660 is probably better. Jim
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by J. Larry Hendry
... for ... excellent ... If it indeed just sounds and ability to interface with triggers and MIDI and you do not need the pattern stuff in many drum machines,
Re: Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by AntonFier@xxx.xxx
hello: what seems to have been missed from the original post is that he wanted a drum machine and not a drum module. while i m sure that the info that s been
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Christopher Jeris
My roommate recommends: * Alesis D4. He found his used for $125. It s worth that much solely for the trigger- MIDI conversion, if you are interested in
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Paul Schreiber
Note that all newer modules (D4 forward on the time line, say 1995 ) *do not* have sequencers built-in (808/909 etc). That s due to either MIDI or drum pad
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by jmw
... If you just need the drum sounds - check out the Alesis D4 & DM5 modules Both are easily found used for less than $250. Excellent sounds & 12 trigger
Re: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Paul Schreiber
You can get Roland RM-8s now pretty cheap (since everyone wants Roland V-Drums). Also, the new Alesis ProDrums got 2 glowing reviews recently. Paul S. ...
RE: OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Dave Bradley
... Is that the exact same sound engine as the R-8? I d want the sequencer part of a drum machine since I m not currently using a MIDI sequencer, just a HDR.
OT: Drum machines
1999-08-25 by Dave Bradley
Now that I m starting to record more, my old HR-16 sounds pretty limited. Any recommendations for good sounding drum machines? It should cover good acoustic
Tannerin kit update
1999-08-25 by J. Larry Hendry
For those interested, I plan to build one of these kits and try it out with my MOTM. I have the jpeg of the wood kit part I will send via private e-mail to
Re: Re: Analog FM
1999-08-25 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
Thanks again Doug, for your insights and explanations concerning through zero linear FM in the analog domain; very interesting! And let me second the
RE: Re: Analog FM
1999-08-24 by Dave Bradley
Douglas, It s great to have you onboard the MOTM train. Sounds like you have a very interesting design. So how would you describe the sound of through-zero
Re: Analog FM
1999-08-24 by Douglas R. Kraul
Bernie s plan was actually based on a design of mine that only extended the conventional OTA VCO to include the through-zero modulation. Bernie may have had
Lag processors revisited
1999-08-23 by Dave Bradley
I dug this out of the archives: ... Technically, a lag processor introduces an RC time constant into the input signal. It is mostly used to process control
MOTM Archives
1999-08-23 by Mark Pulver
... Oh man.... Am I on this list? :) OneList does provide for searchable archives via their web interface: http://www.onelist.com/listcenter.cgi?listname=motm
Re: RE: Voltage controlled waveshape
1999-08-23 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
You know, even though the lfo doesn t do *exactly* what I want, I m actually really excited about getting one now(I can t say I was before). I also agree with
Re: Motm-410 pcb plots
1999-08-23 by mark scetta
i am not getting list attachments. how can i get this pdf file you of which you speak? mark
RE: RE: Voltage controlled waveshape
1999-08-23 by Dave Bradley
We had a fairly involved discussion about lag processors sometime last month - check out the archives. Boy it sure would be nice to have searchable archives
Updated MOTM-410 panel layout
1999-08-23 by Dave Bradley
Attached is a Windoze bmp showing Paul s (final?) changes for the release of the MOTM-410 module. It includes some labelling changes (for targetting this
Re: Re: Analog FM
1999-08-23 by Paul Schreiber
Electronotes had a plan for a through-zero VCO (I don t think Bernie got all the bugs out). Mainly, you need good matched PNPs ans the only ones you can get
RE: Re: Analog FM
1999-08-23 by Tentochi
For those of you newer to the list, there was a thread about analog FM about 6 months ago. Search the archives and I am sure you will find it. There was even