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Motm-410 pcb plots

1999-08-22 by Paul Schreiber

First-pass (unchecked) PDF file of the PCB plots. For entertainment purposes only. These will be on hold until JH returns from vacation so we can go over them.

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Re: RE: DOMOAS - RESET and synchronicity

1999-08-22 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx

I fully agree with both of Dave s points below. I can imagine a homebrew sequencer that resets to stage 1 so that the next clock pulse (and gate signal for the

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RE: DOMOAS - RESET and synchronicity

1999-08-22 by Dave Bradley

There are 2 ways for a reset function to operate - synchronously or asynchronously. Those are just fancy schmantzy terms for saying it either jumps to step 1

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-22 by Zsolt Homlokos

... correct me if i am wrong but i think this is a myth, on my SQ10 theres nothing like this

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Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-22 by Andy Finch

The latest edition of SOS has just hit the streets, and it contains a review of Analogue Solutions Concussor percussion modular/sequencer. I haven t any

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RE: Voltage controlled waveshape

1999-08-22 by Dave Bradley

The 320 LFO has VC waveshape already, as Paul mentioned. It will also work well as an audio VCO, as long as you are not trying to track musical pitches

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Re: Analog FM

1999-08-22 by Douglas R. Kraul

Here s some more details about through zero linear FM. I can t speak to the circuit mentioned as I have not seen it. There was an approach floating around

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Re: Analog FM

1999-08-21 by J. Larry Hendry

... Ah ha !! One of the quiet intelligent types. Hi Doug. You should come out of lurk mode more often. I learned something and could alway use more of that!

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Re: Analog FM

1999-08-21 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx

HI Doug, Thanks for clearing up this FM stuff. I, for one, would appreciate any information about linear FM in analog and especially the through zero approach

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Re: Finding Electronotes

1999-08-21 by J. Larry Hendry

... info ... Don t be in any hurry. Discussion on the synth-diy list indicates that shipping times can range in the months. Larry Hendry

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Finding Electronotes

1999-08-21 by Mark Pulver

... There used to be, but there was a HUGE blowout between Bernie Hutchins (the author) and the person who had them online (who it was isn t important). As I

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Re: Analog FM

1999-08-21 by james holloway

I ve read about electronotes from time to time but am unable to locate any of them. is there anyplace online that one may download them? Thanks, Jim

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Analog FM

1999-08-21 by Douglas R. Kraul

Sorry, I m a lurker (But Paul can vouch for me) Analog FM s limitations are actually more basic then what was discussed. why all of the points are valid the

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-21 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx

I m thinking that the 320 may be useful (by which I mean stable) as a drone oscillator, since I seem to remember someone on the DIY list saying the matched

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx

So I have to ask: why would one design an lfo to be a crappy vco? Does it make a better lfo that way? Is it a matter of cost? Or what? Still high, still dry

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by Paul Schreiber

Cost. Paul S. ... From: hodad1@mindspring.com To: motm@onelist.com Date: Friday, August 20, 1999 2:32 PM Subject:

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx

So is this just a crappy vco on the Schreiber Scale, or would it also be crappy for those of us who scratch our heads(or tails) & say Duh, sounds good to me.

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by Paul Schreiber

No high-freq track, no matched transistors. Quite crappy. Paul S.

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by Paul Schreiber

About 2 octaves above middle C. It is a crappy VCO (rather on purpose :) ) Paul S.

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx

Being not as smart as I should be, how far in the audio range is 1200 hz? What I guess I m wondering is could it be used as a vco? Tom r

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Re: Am I high?

1999-08-20 by Paul Schreiber

I got your voltage controllerd waveshape right here: www.synthtech.com/news look at the MOTM-320 VCLFO. Paul S.

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Re: '410 inches closer to reality......

1999-08-19 by improv@xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)

... Using my 300 and (highly controversial) Doepfer A-111 osc. s I ve gotten some pretty convincing 1-operator DX-ish timbres. However, you d basically need 12

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Am I high?

1999-08-19 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx

Last night as I was playing w/ my Micromoog & MOtm 420, getting all sorts of strange things happening using a feedback loop, I got to thinking. The micro has

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RE: Am I high?

1999-08-19 by David Bivins

Well, I don t have a 300, but it has multiple waveshape outputs, correct? So if you had a voltage-controlled mixer, you could use amplitude modulation for VC

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At least....

1999-08-19 by Paul Schreiber

I got all of the parts to fit on the pcb. It will look a little different than other MOTM kits. But I tried to keep everything in rows, like on the 300. The

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Re: '410 inches closer to reality......

1999-08-19 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx

... Chris! You re a CAD for even making the suggestion of cheerleaders (no pun is too low for me)! ... I don t know enough about digital to comment with any

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Re: '410 inches closer to reality......

1999-08-18 by Christopher Jeris

Go Paul! hm, maybe cheerleaders on the sidelines would not be such a good idea for a long CAD session ... :) Maybe there should be something added to the MOTM

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'410 inches closer to reality......

1999-08-18 by Paul Schreiber

I finished the I m pretty sure it s correct schematic for the MOTM-410 filter today. To get Shemp drooling: 64 resistors (!!?!) 14 caps 7 ICs 9 transistors

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Re: Daughter of MOAS layout

1999-08-17 by J. Larry Hendry

OK. I want to play this game too. Unfortunately, I am analog sequencer stupid. I am trying to figure out why stuff won t fit and I realize that I don t

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Re: Daughter of MOAS layout

1999-08-17 by Paul Schreiber

Vertical rows 2 x 8 {ok a column.} Paul S. ... From: Dave Bradley To: motm@onelist.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 8:31

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RE: Daughter of MOAS layout

1999-08-17 by Dave Bradley

I took both 3/4 and 1/2 knobs last night and laid them out in a row on top of my synth cabinet. There s no way to get 8 in a row in 5 spaces. The best I

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-17 by Doug Pearson

... Me Too!!! ... What commands will there be? what else? Will there be programmable algorithms for looped chains?

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-17 by J. Larry Hendry

... the ... #45, ... is ... is ... I REALLY like the sound of this type. Stooge LH ... a

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-17 by Paul Schreiber

There are 99 memorys (#1-99). The length is set to say 16. You twiddle the 16 pots to the correct voltages, press . (You alpha in the location with

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RE: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-17 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx

... I think I can answer that -- your chin s gonna hit the floor when you hear it!!!! But seriously folks.....can you give us any details on the chaining, and

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-17 by J. Larry Hendry

... OK Moe, I ll bite. I see the clever arrangement of jacks. Not subtle enough to slip by those of us with two eyes. However, the arrangement of the knobs

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-16 by Gur Milstein

great desighn Paul,i like it all. the weakness point of a system like this might be the editing of the transit frome one patern(16 pots) to the other,as we

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Re: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-16 by Paul Schreiber

Hmmm... I like the patch name! I will try to fax Dave a more better layout (Dave send me fax # private). The knobs will be smaller diameter (same basic shape)

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RE: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-16 by Dave Bradley

Well, that large attachment never arrived on the list, fortunately for everyone. It must have been filtered due to being too huge. Here s a glorious 16 color

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RE: Daughter of MOAS

1999-08-16 by Gur Milstein

very nice Dave. Paul i was wondering how the chin patern is gone work ? thanx Gur Milstein

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Re: MS20/MOTM-420 Filter Question

1999-08-15 by Paul Schreiber

I don t have service manuals on them, but from discussions on synthDIY the MS-50 uses matched diodes as resistive elements. Paul S. ... From: Tentochi

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Ideal 1, 2, 3, 4 Rack MOTM Systems

1999-08-15 by Tentochi

I am trying to design ideal, general systems which will fit into either 1, 2, 3 or 4/5/6 MOTM racks. These would be for people buying their first modular.

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Re: MS20/MOTM-420 Filter Question

1999-08-15 by Paul Schreiber

The MS-20 and the 420 are identical except for the OTA used. Other than that, an *exact* copy, part-for-part. The MS-50 uses an entirely different filter, as

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Re: MS20/MOTM-420 Filter {my experience}

1999-08-15 by william Hanson

I once owned the MS-10 , MS-20, & MS-50. the MS series as a whole ,.....or at least the 20 & 50 I had, -were very distict in that shortwave radio kind of way

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