MOTM

I personally would love to see the CV/gate interface, but don't know if
that would be a popular choice.  I have a liking for CV controllers in
general.  There's my vote.  

Dave Moylan


revtor@... wrote:

> 
> all,
>   check out Tom G's PCB's too before making your panel requests.  He
> has nice double sided PBC's available for cheap and lots of different
> ones!!!!!  Polyphonic MIDI/Gate converter (modular drums anyone?)
> Ringmod/preamp/lfo module  Howabout a CV/gate keyboard interface
> panel! oh yeah....

all,
  check out Tom G's PCB's too before making your panel requests.  He 
has nice double sided PBC's available for cheap and lots of different 
ones!!!!!  Polyphonic MIDI/Gate converter (modular drums anyone?) 
Ringmod/preamp/lfo module  Howabout a CV/gate keyboard interface 
panel! oh yeah....
check them all out and more at:

http://www.geocities.com/efm_gc/

cool stuff indeed.......
also, what happened to the interface module shown in the files 
section of our MOTM egroups page.  It looks to be a preamp/effects 
loop thingie. 1u.  Looks pretty cool to me...
I vote that only modules with LED's make the next panel run!!  Long 
live blinky lights! : )

~Steve M

I might be interested in a panel for the MIDI/gate (is that what you meant?) 
PCB. While I've bought a few PCBs from Tom, and I think he is doing a nice 
service to synth builders, it might not be the best investment in time for 
Moe (and the people who layout the panels) since I think Tom tends to only do 
one run of any PCB. Guys like Tony A. seem to try and keep a board in 
production and available which would make the labor put into the panel layout 
seem a bit more worthwhile.

BTW, another FP I'd like to see would be one for the Blacet VCEG (since I'm 
pretty sure I remember Paul saying that his VCEG wouldn't be in production 
for a bit), but I think that John isn't shipping those for a while.
John B.

In a message dated 1/25/2001 6:03:11 PM, dave@... writes:

>I personally would love to see the CV/gate interface, but don't know if
>that would be a popular choice.

>revtor@... wrote:

>>   check out Tom G's PCB's too before making your panel requests.