MOTM

I bought a used Doepler MAQ 16/3 yesterday (only until the MOTM is done, Paul
I swear  : )
Is the a way i can have the MAQ drive both of my  320 vco's ? I dont have any
mults yet, but may attempt to build something today if this is pretty easy.
Any suggestions?
Jim

Paul Schreiber wrote:

> The 1U mult is 4X4. I'm *guessing* $79, unless the labor is $$$ then $89.
>
> So far: MOTM-101 is leading by a 2:1 margin
>
> Paul S.
>

A mult is just sets of jacks wired in parallel.

a) connect the ground lugs together
b) connect the 'tip' lugs together

I use 'tinned buss wire' that is 20ga. But any wire should work. You can
also go to
RatShack and get a 'Y' cord.

Paul S.

----- Original Message -----
From: "weld" <weld@...>
To: <motm@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 8:27 AM
Subject: [motm] Patching Question


> I bought a used Doepler MAQ 16/3 yesterday (only until the MOTM is done,
Paul
> I swear  : )
> Is the a way i can have the MAQ drive both of my  320 vco's ? I dont have
any
> mults yet, but may attempt to build something today if this is pretty
easy.
> Any suggestions?
> Jim
>
> Paul Schreiber wrote:
>
> > The 1U mult is 4X4. I'm *guessing* $79, unless the labor is $$$ then
$89.

> >
> > So far: MOTM-101 is leading by a 2:1 margin
> >
> > Paul S.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

>I bought a used Doepler MAQ 16/3 yesterday (only until the MOTM is done, Paul
>I swear  : )
Hey, I love my MAQ, and when the MOTM comes out, I'll use it right next to
the MAQ. You can never ever have enough analog sequencers. That Future
Retro box is lookin mighty purty too...

>Is the a way i can have the MAQ drive both of my  320 vco's ? I dont have any
>mults yet, but may attempt to build something today if this is pretty easy.
>Any suggestions?
>Jim

I built a simple breakout panel that brings the CV outs of the MAQ to the
front, with 2 jacks for each of the CV and gates. Whoever decided to put
the CV jacks on the lower rear corner of the MAQ had to be stoned, it's the
most inconvenient spot possible, makes it impossible to use the box on a
tabletop. I wired each set of 2 jacks tip-to-tip and ring-to-ring, and then
attached a shielded cable to one of the jacks, with an 1/8" plug on the
end.

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---- improv@... wrote:
> >I bought a used Doepler MAQ 16/3 yesterday (only until the MOTM is
> done, Paul
> >I swear  : )
> Hey, I love my MAQ, and when the MOTM comes out, I'll use it right
> next to
> the MAQ. You can never ever have enough analog sequencers. That Future
> Retro box is lookin mighty purty too...
> 
> >Is the a way i can have the MAQ drive both of my  320 vco's ? I dont
> have any
> >mults yet, but may attempt to build something today if this is pretty
> easy.
> >Any suggestions?
> >Jim
> 
> I built a simple breakout panel that brings the CV outs of the MAQ
> to the
> front, with 2 jacks for each of the CV and gates. Whoever decided to
> put
> the CV jacks on the lower rear corner of the MAQ had to be stoned,
> it's the
> most inconvenient spot possible, makes it impossible to use the box
> on a
> tabletop. I wired each set of 2 jacks tip-to-tip and ring-to-ring,
> and then
> attached a shielded cable to one of the jacks, with an 1/8" plug on
> the
> end.
> 
> ____________________________________________
> Dave Trenkel : improv@...
> Minus Web Site: http://listen.to/minusmusic
> Minus MP3's: http://www.mp3.com/-minus-
> ____________________________________________
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> If you bring out the gates and want a combined gate output so you can
have a 48 step sequence you should use diodes to keep them from loading
each other.

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