Re: Analog Modular Manufacturers
1999-07-15 by Mark Pulver
... If you wanna count it, I think all implementations that I ve seen of the ASM-1 are as a modular. http://www.it.kth.se/~e93_mda/synths/companies/stopp/
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Analog Modular Manufacturers
1999-07-15 by Tentochi
There seem to be several people on the list who are afraid to mention other manufacturers names. Why? (rhetorical) The MOTM kicks the shit out of all of
Re: The MOTM gig experience
1999-07-15 by Paul Schreiber
Thanks for the report! I bet those 420s will shame the D. stuff. And the knobs are where you expect them to be! Paul S. awaiting MP3 files
The MOTM gig experience
1999-07-15 by improv@xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
At Paul s prompting, I m posting a few notes on my gig last Monday evening, which was the official public unveiling of my MOTM stuff. I was playing with
Now I know why...
1999-07-15 by jmw/cmu
Now I know why Paul uses those expensive Switchcraft jacks... I recently bought a bunch of DGS 1/4 jacks and they require a great deal of insertion & removal
Some cool patch ideas
1999-07-15 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I am having so much fun with the modular stuff I can hardly contain myself. I am trying to put together one really cool patch per night, make some nice
Re: RE: EMu ideas for MOAS.
1999-07-14 by CHRIS PARKER
Hmm....Do you think this guy might have access to the old Emu schematics? In particular, the 2340 VC Lag Processor? ... From: Dave Bradley
RE: EMu ideas for MOAS.
1999-07-14 by Dave Bradley
Several months ago, we were discussing modular sequencers, and I mentioned ... There is a current Emu employee who is a Emu modular enthusiast, who has
Going.....going.....
1999-07-13 by Paul Schreiber
No response for the 3 junk boxes so far. If no one wants them but Barlow, so be it. Paul S.
Clap patch wanted
1999-07-12 by Tentochi
Someone said they crafty a nifty handclap patch a while back (I m too lazy to look for it.). Could whoever that was please post it hear. I am also interested
Re: patches online
1999-07-12 by Andy Finch
I can do if needed, but I suspect Paul s original files will be better. Let me know if required. I have attached one image as an example. I havent got any
RE: patches online
1999-07-12 by james holloway
The files would be better if they were GIFs or JPEGs, not all oof us have Corel ($$$). Jim
Re: patches online
1999-07-12 by james holloway
Andy, That is a great Idea. How about posting the Pics to Paul or Steve for the rest of us to download since you ve already done half the work. Thanks, Jim
Re: patches online
1999-07-12 by Paul Schreiber
1) I will be more than happy to be the patch repository. 2) I have the panels in Corel Draw. I can then go to GIF B/W (smallest file size) and you can
RE: patches online
1999-07-12 by Dave Bradley
Paul, Wouldn t it be easy enough for you to make your panel legends available on the web site? What are they now, CorelDraw files? I vaguely remember you had
Re: patches online
1999-07-12 by Andy Finch
My idea for documenting patches for my own personal use consists of cheekily downloading the front panel images from synthtech.com, then using Paint Shop Pro
patches online
1999-07-12 by mark scetta
i notice that there has been some talk of creating a MOTM patch archive online. my question is, are there any online resources currently available that have
Re: MOTM knobs...
1999-07-12 by jmw/cmu
Thanks for all your help - I m on the quest for knobs right now... jmw
Re: Cool Monophonic Rhodes Patch!!
1999-07-12 by james holloway
A picture is worth a thousand words. Jim
RE: Tentochi's secret identity
1999-07-12 by Tentochi
... Ahhhhhh, Wiseguy lookin at the clouds again! I am obviously Shemp--only around occassionally. --Shemp
Tentochi's secret identity
1999-07-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... I never knew.....
Re: MOTM knobs...
1999-07-12 by J. Larry Hendry
Or, if you just need a few and don t mind paying twice what they are worth, Radio Shack carries the exact sme style knob in the smaller diameter. I replaced
Re: MOTM knobs...
1999-07-12 by Paul Schreiber
Alco PKES series. Newark, Allied have them. Paul S. ... From: jmw/cmu To: motm@onelist.com Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999
RE: MOTM knobs...
1999-07-12 by Tentochi
The knobs are made by Alco and do in fact come in a smaller size. The new Moogerfooger modules utilize both sizes. The link was posted on Analog Heaven last
MOTM knobs...
1999-07-12 by jmw/cmu
What is the brand of knobs used on MOTM equipment? I d like to get the same style knobs only smaller - 1/2 O.D. I ve built 2 Blacet Dark Star Chaos PCB s &
Re: Re: ring mod leakage
1999-07-12 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
... A) Chris drinks too much and therefore often sees double! B) Proof by contraception: 1) Assume sine present at INPUT X. 2) Assume no input at Y 3) Assume
Re: Cool Monophonic Rhodes Patch!!
1999-07-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Thanks Dave for sharing your patch. I have some now that I want to share. However, I am still carefully documenting and making the audio that I know Paul will
Re: ring mod leakage
1999-07-11 by Paul Schreiber
... Again, this subject has re-appeared again, so I will reiterate. 1) The MOTM-110 is specifically designed for LARGE signals. NOT guitars, NOT the output
RE: Cool Monophonic Rhodes Patch!!
1999-07-11 by Dave Bradley
Oh.....Kay! I ll have to send another cassette to Larry. Somebody buy me a HDR! Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering Animation, Inc.
Re: Re: Yet more patch panel stuff
1999-07-11 by james holloway
I like the 2u wide but I really need the rvatn and dc stuff as well. So, how about a simple retrofit to the 940 patch panel? Jim
Setting VCA 0 point
1999-07-11 by Paul Schreiber
Since this came up twice recently: 1) Turn BIAS all way CCW 2) Remove knob 3) Turn shaft of pot until audio barely audible. Back it down ever-so-slightly 4)
Re: Cool Monophonic Rhodes Patch!!
1999-07-11 by Paul Schreiber
Must......have.....audio......*GASP*! Paul S.
Cool Monophonic Rhodes Patch!!
1999-07-11 by daveb@xxx.xxx
I found a patch totally by accident last night that evokes a Fender Rhodes quite strongly. I liked it so much that I m still playing with it 24 hours later.
Re: [motm] Re: Yet more patch panel stuff
1999-07-10 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
In a message dated 7/10/99 10:14:49 AM, jlarryh@iquest.net writes: My fault Larry, I m confusing my variables again -- if you re going to mix some metaphors,
Re: Yet more patch panel stuff
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... very ... love ... Thanks for the tip Curley ... section ... row, ... that ... the ... left-hand ... Ok, I am getting your drift. However, I am missing
VCF patching
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... released ... couldn t ... Yes, But, I don t HAVE that one yet, so I was trying to do THAT thing with what I have. Larry I need for stuff - yea right
Patch Modules - a solution for all
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... I think so too. However.... ... LH: Hopefully, everyone that has an opinion is speaking up. However, this is VERY easy to resolve for both groups. Those
Yet more patch panel stuff
1999-07-10 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
Hi again Larry (all), I m with you on the colored plastic washers if available, anodized might be worth checking in to as well. Your point about the scribble
RE: [motm] colored patchbay washers
1999-07-10 by Tentochi
... synth ... our ... Be careful! This is the (very) vocal minority you are listening to. ... I love the colored washer idea! I think you are referring to
Re: Patch Modules
1999-07-10 by Mark T
This is an interesting thread! - Patch Panels. From what I ve seen, everyone has their own configuration as to how this should be done, also everyone has
Re: [motm] Crazy Larry's Magic Bus!!!!!
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... Well, this is where I was coming from except the obvious CV sources would have their own respective jacks that could be connected to any multiples for
[motm] colored patchbay washers
1999-07-10 by Christopher Jeris
Maybe this is a little off the wall ... but I have a dim memory of once having seen steel hardware in various colors of this clear, shiny, hard-surfaced
Patch Modules
1999-07-10 by Paul Schreiber
Couple of items before trying to get kids into bathtubs...... 1) If anyone knows a source of colored washers, let me know. I like that idea. I have asked the
Crazy Larry's Magic Bus!!!!!
1999-07-10 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
Hi MOTM people, First: thanks to Mark Pulver for the references to the 2500, I still find it confusing but have a much better idea of how it would work.
Re: More utility panel ideas
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... kind ... Looks like most people would like to stay with MOTM-form factor utility elements. AND, I guess I actually agree. However, I know I will still
Re: My 420 is alive
1999-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... Thanks Dave, err... Moe and Tom for some great tips. Back to some patching Larry
More utility panel ideas
1999-07-09 by Christopher Jeris
If the utility panels were 1U wide 5U tall MOTM-panels then one could kind of mix and match utility elements more to taste, rather than trying to blend
Re: My 420 is alive
1999-07-09 by hodad1@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx
Larry-- I too have a Micromoog, & found that running the audio out of it into the 420 & back again to be very interesting. I n the little time I ve messed w/
Re: Call me crazy, BUT
1999-07-09 by Dave Bradley
OK. You re crazy. ... To quote a relevant passage from Young Frankenstein - Dr. Frankenstein: Igor, whose brain is this? Igor: Abby somebody. Dr.
Re: My 420 is alive
1999-07-09 by Dave Bradley
... Remember that any audio or control voltage signal can modulate a filter. Try the output of a nasty cross mod from the MOTM-120. Try audio signals like drum