MOTM

> From: JWBarlow@...
> I've been holding my breath for that ladder filter!
> Synth Peon
> John Barlow

Damn! That's lung capacity. Are you blue yet? <grin>

> BTW, thanks to Larry for the great tip on using the divider to tune over

a

> wider range -- like all brilliant ideas, incredibly obvious, once I was

told

> about it.

You're welcome. It came from necessity as I was having trouble taking that
first step to close. I spent almost an hour tweaking my two 300s to get 8
octaves really good. After Paul spent all that time designing one that
could, I was not going to stop until I had it just right. I was very
pleasantly suprised at how easy the process actually was. Both of my sine
symmetry adjustments actually came out very close to the mid point on the
trimmer. I used the scale on the front of my o-scope glass to judge that
each half was the same width.

If the VCO is a 9 or 10 on the difficulty scale, I guess I can build any of
them.

Larry H.

In a message dated 5/26/99 7:13:38 PM, jlarryh@... writes:

>> From: JWBarlow@...
>> I've been holding my breath for that ladder filter!
>> Synth Peon
>> John Barlow

>Damn! That's lung capacity. Are you blue yet? <grin>

1) In High School I'd developed amazing lung capacity, but I really don't
remember it that well!
2) No, I'm GREEN with envy over you high rollers who can afford more than my
paltry one MOTM 300 -- so I can't do any tests of Rocket Man's great soft
sync fix.
3) I'd be more "BLUE" if I'd been holding my breath waiting for the PAiA 9700
modular -- which is as almost here as digital TV.

Larry! I tell ya, we could be the Smothers Brothers of EM, or at least the
Martin and Lewis!
"When a sound hits your ear,
like a cold can of beer that's a MOTM!
When a waveform like sine,
sounds so very fine that's a MOTM!"

Maybe C.F. Martin and Jerry Lee Lewis, eh?
JB
Thinking Paul is now busy whipping up a couple of 300s to test DBs sync fix.