MOTM

About to pack up MOTM module #5000, a MOTM-490 uVCF kit going to John Glenn of
Evans Music City in Houston TX (my mom would take me there in jr high school to
look at MiniMoogs and stuff).

As a thanks to *everyone*, MOTM power-user Roy Harter has donated copies of his
MOTM-laden CD. Every order sent gets one until I run out (let's just say that
won't be anytime soon, I got 82 pounds of CDs).

I'll generate the "official bragging/gloating" message later on, with
pseudo-interesting statistics and thoughts along the way. But for now, back to
the salt mines :)

Paul S.

Congrats, Paul!

That's quite a milestone.

Regards, Scott Evans
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Paul Schreiber wrote:

> About to pack up MOTM module #5000, a MOTM-490 uVCF kit going to John Glenn of
> Evans Music City in Houston TX (my mom would take me there in jr high school to
> look at MiniMoogs and stuff).
> 
> As a thanks to *everyone*, MOTM power-user Roy Harter has donated copies of his
> MOTM-laden CD. Every order sent gets one until I run out (let's just say that
> won't be anytime soon, I got 82 pounds of CDs).
> 
> I'll generate the "official bragging/gloating" message later on, with
> pseudo-interesting statistics and thoughts along the way. But for now, back to
> the salt mines :)
> 
> Paul S.

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Paul Schreiber <synth1@...>
> About to pack up MOTM module #5000, a MOTM-490 uVCF kit going to John
Glenn of Evans Music City

Congratulations Paul and John Glenn. :)

> As a thanks to *everyone*, MOTM power-user Roy Harter has donated copies
of his MOTM-laden CD. Every order sent gets one until I run out (let's just
say that won't be anytime soon, I got 82 pounds of CDs).

Don't send me one, Roy already did.  I have not completely fini9shed
listening to it as it is one of those recordsing that requires some
listening effort.  But, I woudl like to say that much of what I have heard
so far has been well worth the effort.  It is a unique and intense
recording.  So, set some time aside to concentrate.  Nice work Roy.  But, my
old eyes cannot read the small print on the othewise great artwork. :)

Larry H

#5000... That's amazing - congratulations!  Thank you again for this great
product.  It has been, and continues to be, a real joy.

George

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
To: "MOTM litserv" <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 12:10 AM
Subject: [motm] #5000...finally!


> About to pack up MOTM module #5000, a MOTM-490 uVCF kit going to John
Glenn of
> Evans Music City in Houston TX (my mom would take me there in jr high
school to
> look at MiniMoogs and stuff).
>
> As a thanks to *everyone*, MOTM power-user Roy Harter has donated copies
of his
> MOTM-laden CD. Every order sent gets one until I run out (let's just say
that
> won't be anytime soon, I got 82 pounds of CDs).
>
> I'll generate the "official bragging/gloating" message later on, with
> pseudo-interesting statistics and thoughts along the way. But for now,
back to

> the salt mines :)
>
> Paul S.

On Friday 14 May 2004 06:10, Paul Schreiber wrote:
> About to pack up MOTM module #5000, a MOTM-490 uVCF kit
> going to John Glenn of Evans Music City in Houston TX (my
> mom would take me there in jr high school to look at
> MiniMoogs and stuff).

Congrats Paul!
Good thing this whole MOTM thing made you filthy rich, 
heh. ;)

Let hope John will like the 490 with the platinum front 
plate. You can always paint it black.

>
> As a thanks to *everyone*, MOTM power-user Roy Harter has
> donated copies of his MOTM-laden CD. Every order sent
> gets one until I run out (let's just say that won't be
> anytime soon, I got 82 pounds of CDs).

Very curious now...

-Robert

Yeah, baby!!! YEAH!!!

Thanks for making the Engine of Chaos a reality, Paul.  It will 
continue to grow with your help, too!  Hopefully, my CD will become 
one of your sample selections for your customers.  Then again, given 
the "eeww" face that many visitors to the studio make, that may not 
be such a good idea...

Chub

On Friday 14 May 2004 17:37, charlesosthelder wrote:
> Then again, given
> the "eeww" face that many visitors to the studio make,
> that may not be such a good idea...

Why "eeww" Chub? I don't get it.

- Robert

Some people just don't like what I call "music", I guess.  That and 
my studio/lab is - how can I say this - not always visitor friendly.  
Right now I've got the SpeakJet module prototype wired up, a 15 volt 
sheet beam tube modulator project sprawled over the bench, piles of 
parts everywhere...it's a mess.  The drumkit, two half stacks AND the 
Engine of Chaos, oh and now the recorder and desk...it all sort of 
makes it difficult to impress people that I'm sane, much less making 
music!

Seriously, if ANYONE needs parts for some oddball project (no I'm not 
giving away TL072's or other staples of MOTM-ism) please ask!  I have 
probably got it in spades, have it in the original packaging, and 
already have a circuit designed around it.  I'm not above bringing 
home tons of parts for use "someday" that never arrives.  Stuff just 
comes to me, it's really sort of embarrassing.  Don't bother 
searching for esoteric germanium whatsits or funky antique knobs or 
mica caps from the '30's - I have it! 

It is not a bother to help out with projects, either.  So many have 
helped me, that I need to give back to others.  Drop me a line and 
help my wife clean out our home!

Chub- drowning in CMOS IC's.

ps- anyone need chips for those Dark Stars?  Got two...




--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Robert van der Kamp <robnet@w...> wrote:

> On Friday 14 May 2004 17:37, charlesosthelder wrote:
> > Then again, given
> > the "eeww" face that many visitors to the studio make,
> > that may not be such a good idea...
> 
> Why "eeww" Chub? I don't get it.
> 
> - Robert

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "charlesosthelder" <osthelder@n...> 
wrote:
I like it just fine, I guess. Got your cd in my motm300 kit package 
today - am spinning it now, like it a lot so far. 

Any chance you could let us know what the liner notes are here? 
There's no chance I (or most people) will be able to read the tiny 
print until I get lasik, and/or yet another pair of reading glasses -
 I already have to use a series of 3 (!) pairs of glasses to solder 
together Paul's kits. 


> Some people just don't like what I call "music", I guess.  That 
and 
> 
> Chub- drowning in CMOS IC's.
> 
> ps- anyone need chips for those Dark Stars?  Got two...
Thanks - I've got a DSC kit right here waiting to go. If I screw it 
up, I'll be thinking of you...