MOTM

I just received a copy of the new book 'Midi Power!' by Robert 
Guerin, author of 'Cubase Power!' and other similar titles.

In the Midi Hardware Devices chapter on page 95 is a nice pic of my 
Synth of Doom (yes he asked permission), used as an example of 
modular analog synthesizers controllable through Midi to CV 
converters. Paul and I get website plugs:

"The MOTM from Synthesis Technology comes as a kit (each module is an 
option, including the MIDI to CV converter) -- you can find more 
information on this at www.synthtech.com/motm. Dave Bradley assembled 
this particular module (www.hotrodmotm.com) using different MOTM 
modules, just like building a kit car; the MIDI to CV converter 
appears in the bottom left corner of this module."

Aside from using the word 'module' to mean either 'module' 
or 'synthesizer', I guess this means that you had better get the MOTM-
650 out there, Paul!

Moe

>
> Aside from using the word 'module' to mean either 'module'
> or 'synthesizer', I guess this means that you had better get the MOTM-
> 650 out there, Paul!
>

I'm finishing up the prototype schematics this evening, pcb layout starts tomorrow. Since it's a
16-bit system, there are *many* elements to worry about. I suppose I'll toot  my own horn here:
it's by far the most *accurate* and *drift-free* MIDI-CV converter out there, especially in the
AUX outputs (true 10-bit converters, 8 of them, instead of a cheesy 8-bit one).

Paul S.
toot toot

Congrats to Paul and Moe.  However, I am wondering Moe if this actually tops
the Stooge panels in keyboard magazine (in Robert Rich's synth).

Larry, just happy to have a synth. :)

----- Original Message -----
From: mate_stubb <mate_stubb@...>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 1:37 PM
Subject: [motm] Moe hits the big time!


I just received a copy of the new book 'Midi Power!' by Robert
Guerin, author of 'Cubase Power!' and other similar titles.

In the Midi Hardware Devices chapter on page 95 is a nice pic of my
Synth of Doom (yes he asked permission), used as an example of
modular analog synthesizers controllable through Midi to CV
converters. Paul and I get website plugs:

"The MOTM from Synthesis Technology comes as a kit (each module is an
option, including the MIDI to CV converter) -- you can find more
information on this at www.synthtech.com/motm. Dave Bradley assembled
this particular module (www.hotrodmotm.com) using different MOTM
modules, just like building a kit car; the MIDI to CV converter
appears in the bottom left corner of this module."

Aside from using the word 'module' to mean either 'module'
or 'synthesizer', I guess this means that you had better get the MOTM-
650 out there, Paul!

Moe





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