MOTM

hello all

while tarting around on the web i discovered an interesting text on
Electronic Music Interfaces by Joseph Paradiso - his page is at
http://www.media.mit.edu/~joep/Bio.html
he also claims to own the world's largest modular (and has the photos to
prove it)

meanwhile - a week or so ago i might have been heard cursing that D**** midi
/ trigger interface - well it turns out it was a dry joint on the socket (so
that's okay then..?) and i got a replacement - well the same one but "fixed"
(so that's also okay then)
unfortunately, the dip switches are still a bgger to use, and so i'm going
so ceremonially rip its guts out (aztec fashion) and mount it with proper
switches in my MOTM - on a blood red panel...

and finally - may i share a wonderous discovery i made last night - you all
probably know it already - the sheer joy of having every control input of a
#410 plumbed into a clock divider (one that you built yourself - and a
wonder in itself that it even works) and having the thing running hell for
leather in perfect sync with one, nay a small collection of your favourite
loops - ah the ecstasy of it all...

erm - had to share that one
cheers
paulb

Paul R Bower (07:51 PM 11/11/1999) wrote:

 >while tarting around on the web i discovered an interesting text on
 >Electronic Music Interfaces by Joseph Paradiso - his page is at
 >http://www.media.mit.edu/~joep/Bio.html
 >he also claims to own the world's largest modular (and has the photos to
 >prove it)

Careful Paul, the page says:

   "...one of the world's largest modular synthesizers, ..."

I mean, we've all seen Hans Zimmer's gear, right?


   This is "25' of Modular":

     http://www.synthfool.com/hans.html

   This is "The Moog":

     http://www.synthfool.com/hzmoog.jpg

   These are misc pics:

     http://www.synthfool.com/pics.html#zim


Mark