Re: I am the stoopidest MOTM builder alive
1999-06-11 by David Bivins
No you re not. I finished my sub-octave multiplexer on Wednesday afternoon. I mounted it in a rack, next to my power supply, and hooked a HP function generator
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Re: I am the stoopidest MOTM builder alive
1999-06-11 by Dave Bradley
I m sorry, but you ll have to do much better than that to claim the title of stoopidest MOTM builder alive . Why we ve got guys here who like to break off
I am the stoopidest MOTM builder alive
1999-06-11 by Doug Pearson
Why not make my first post to the MOTM list a ripe opportunity for some public humiliation? I successfully built MOTM-110, -120 and even -300, but I couldn t
Re: One Last Try
1999-06-10 by Paul Schreiber
Me, too. Steve was customer #3, only becausee of the time difference! I also bought my Xpander from him. Please help him out. Paul Schreiber ... From: Dave
Re: One Last Try
1999-06-10 by Dave Bradley
BTW, I have already purchased 4 modules from Steve and I can recommend him as an excellent trader. Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering
One Last Try
1999-06-10 by Steve
The doctor bills are piling up, so I ve decided to cut the price to try and get the bill collectors off my back. So, here goes: (3) MOTM-120 (2) MOTM-100 (2)
Re: MOTM-420 news
1999-06-09 by james holloway
Yea!! count me in too. Just for backup data don t ya know. Jim ... _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More
Re: MOTM-420 news
1999-06-09 by J. Larry Hendry
... would ... You are the best Dave. What a guy!! However, I would like to point out that since Dave will likely send his audio files to me to be placed on
Re: MOTM-420 news
1999-06-09 by Dave Bradley
... Send the filter to me. I ll gladly record some demos, heh heh. Just trying to help out, Rocket Man
MOTM-420 news
1999-06-09 by Paul Schreiber
1) PCB worked 100% first time! (sigh of relief!) 2) I am worried about not having enough of the newer blue Bourns panel pots (with the nicer lugs to solder
Tidbit
1999-06-09 by Paul Schreiber
MOTM-420 VCF pcbs just arrived! Off to testing......... Paul S.
Re: Patches
1999-06-08 by Dave Bradley
I don t have time to post the other patches right now, but check out the archives for the last couple of weeks for a lengthy description of how I synthesized
Patches
1999-06-08 by jimh54@xxxxxxx.xxx
Could those responsible for the patches on the website please post the patches for the rest of us? They sound great!! Thanks, Jim
Modifications revisited
1999-06-08 by jimh54@hotmail.com
Todd I received this from Paul yesterday: Paul S. (BTW: the 2 mods you mention are valid. I will add the Vibrato select switch to the panel as an new thing
Re: Official Soft Sync Fix
1999-06-07 by J. Larry Hendry
... modify ... Thanks to Dave for this original idea and encouraging the testing to begin. I certainly would not have had a clue where to start my testing
Re: Modifications
1999-06-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Welcome to the MOTM communicty Jim. Larry Hendry
Re: Modifications
1999-06-07 by Dave Bradley
... Go to http://www.onelist.com and log in, then there is a Read Archives link or something like that. I use it when I m away from the computer that I
Re: Modifications
1999-06-07 by Tentochi
... Yeah! Another sole added to our motley crew. ... What is the easiest way to access the archives? ... Do the shipping S&Hs have this switch? Are the
Official Soft Sync Fix
1999-06-07 by Paul Schreiber
Thanks to Dave & Larry (who did all the work) here is how you need to modify your MOTM-300 VCOs to enable Soft Sync. ADDITIONAL RESISTOR NEEDED: 4.7K (4700
Re: Modifications
1999-06-07 by Paul Schreiber
A friend of mine will have built-up keyboards, BUT they are *as much* as a Pro2000 and the CV out side not as accurate (12bits versus 16). And then, you lose 2
Modifications
1999-06-07 by jimh54@xxxxxxx.xxx
I m New to the list. just finished building all of the modules currently available, and reading the archives in the list. Are all of the mods discussed
Re: The excuses are gone
1999-06-07 by J. Larry Hendry
... available ... heatshrink, ... Well, Paul set me straight and said some people who are fully qualified are ordering because they don t have time to build
Re: MOTM EG Times
1999-06-07 by Paul Schreiber
The min. attack is about 300uS, about 5 times faster than a Minimoog. The Max attack is about 5sec. Newer pcbs may have a small mod (not easily done on current
MOTM EG Times
1999-06-07 by Tentochi
I hope I haven t missed this somewhere else. What is the minimum attack time on the MOTM EG? Some people site (sp?) one of the reasons for Moog s popularity
Re: The excuses are gone
1999-06-07 by Cary Roberts
... I have six 96pt TT patchbays I m still not finished with. Is she available for contract soldering and wiring work? But seriously, somewhere in between
The excuses are gone
1999-06-07 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, This note is to any and all MOTM users who are ordering their modules assembled: Today, my wife completed her first MOTM module construction. Until a few
Re: hard sync
1999-06-05 by J. Larry Hendry
... potential ... you ... Yes, I have checked some hobby places and came up short also. Let me know if you do find anything. I ll do the same. ... Are those
Re: Sync saga continues
1999-06-04 by J. Larry Hendry
... at ... vote ... my ... OK Dave, You must now replace the two switches with the RTV to destroy all evidence that there might have been even the smallest
Re: hard sync
1999-06-04 by Dave Bradley
... Yes, this is normal behavior. The slave is getting reset at a frequency determined by the master. So if the slave is running faster than the master, the
Re: Sync saga continues
1999-06-04 by Dave Bradley
In fact, 3.7K turned out to be too low for me. Works good for syncing 4 at once, but not so well for syncing just 2. So the higher value gets my vote now also.
Re: Feed us!
1999-06-03 by Paul Schreiber
1) MOTM-420 front panels are at the painters. The pcb is due 1 week from today. The new toggle switches came in yesterday for it and the 410, and that was the
Feed us!
1999-06-03 by Tentochi
Paul-- Some of us are getting hungry. Please feed us! Any tasty tidbits to share with us? Progress? Dates? New products? Personal
Re: ....shhhhh....
1999-06-02 by Paul Schreiber
Nothing like a little pressure, huh? Paul S. playing Alpha Centauri all day ... From: Tentochi To: MOTM Mailing List
....shhhhh....
1999-06-02 by Tentochi
...and the crowds grew silent as Paul approached the final stretch of the 420 race...
Re: How to synthesize drum kit sounds
1999-06-01 by Dave Bradley
... Sure. Process it any which way you like! Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering Animation, Inc. daveb@eai.com
Re: I'm back
1999-06-01 by J. Larry Hendry
... Err,, Actually this is Dave B s solution. I just picked the sync jack as the location for my resistor. I didn t do anything other than follow directions
I'm back
1999-06-01 by Paul Schreiber
Sorry, I was gone 3 days. Will look at Larry s 4.7K on the sync jack solution tomorrow. It appears this is the best solution. Paul S.
Re: How to synthesize drum kit sounds
1999-05-31 by Gur Milstein
Hi list. i would add to it a sync to each vco so the drum would sound constant,but i would use a triger to do this sync job as you dont want to hear the sync
Re: How to synthesize drum kit sounds
1999-05-31 by Gur Milstein
Hi list. i would add to it a sync to each vco so the drum would sound constant,but i would use a triger to do this sync job as you dont want to hear the sync
Re: SOFT SYNC SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Long post
1999-05-30 by Gur Milstein
Hi List and Dave. great job Dave it worked for my 2 vco s using about the same resistence value as you. thanx Gur Milstein
Re: SOFT SYNC SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Long post
1999-05-30 by Tentochi
Paul-- What is your official word on this??? --Todd
At Synthesis Technologies, we let YOU put the Moe in MOTM!!!
1999-05-29 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
Kinda catchy doncha think! And as for you two Larry, and Dave... AAAAHHHH ... a couple of wise guys eh? Why I oughta....... OK, DB s with us, but only as long
Re: I took the SYNC test.
1999-05-28 by Dave Bradley
... I had a very strong correlation on this end - all 4 came in between 4 - 5K. I think we want to end up closer to this end than the other, for stronger soft
Re: J. Barlow's extraordinary OT (BS) capacity
1999-05-28 by Dave Bradley
... Waaaaaaaaahhhhhh! Stoogeless
Re: J. Barlow's extraordinary humor capacity
1999-05-28 by Andrew Schrock
... Yes, that s paia quality . (some might argue, an oxymoron) I love em, but sometimes things slide which really shouldn t.. like design issues.. Hah, I
Re: J. Barlow's extraordinary OT (BS) capacity
1999-05-28 by JWBarlow@xxx.xxx
My previous joke about PAiA was in the context of speaking to them many times over the past 15 years about more analog modules, only to watch their line of
"that other company" modular filter
1999-05-28 by J. Larry Hendry
... so ... I think I ll go MOTM-420 and MOTM-410 instead. Admittedly more $$, but worth it. :) Larry H.
Re: J. Barlow's extraordinary humor capacity
1999-05-28 by Paul Schreiber
... NO! [shudder!] Paul S. (just kidding! I m sure it has those PAiA qualities like 100mv CV feedthrough, non-thermal compensated front end, ans single-sided
Re: J. Barlow's extraordinary humor capacity
1999-05-28 by Andrew Schrock
... Welp, I talked with Scott at Paia today when I was buying some fracrack stuff and first run VCF boards.. Nobody there is sure when the rest of the modular
J. Barlow's extraordinary humor capacity
1999-05-28 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, all of you guys out there that don t like a little OT fun and games, just delete now and save yourself the aggravation. You have been warned. ... You must