2004-08-09 by grantrichter2001
That looks more like what I am used to seeing! (during development aina' hey?) Rockin' it old skool with Steve Curtin... --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Steven Curtin wrote: > Hi All, > > People were asking about live performance a while ago, so I just posted an > over-the-sho
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2004-08-08 by Gary Chang
I noticed while recording a multichannel patch yesterday that, after sorting the ADC and the transformer/ground situation, I could hear the slightest amount of zipper noise in the patch when using the Blacets for panning. (The Borgs will not pass DC, so it was not heard when they
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2004-08-07 by Gary Chang
Hello all, I called Grant yesterday, and, as usual, he came up with a great suggestion... Many of you JAG users out there may have had similar experiences with the JAG as I have had - It's a really great module, but when you start using multiple channels of audio or control volta
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2004-08-06 by Steven Curtin
Hi All, People were asking about live performance a while ago, so I just posted an over-the-shoulder shot of my system from a May 2004 gig. Note the five-module mini-cabinet and the protoboard for quick circuitry changes. Cheers, Steve C http://curtin.emf.org/
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2004-08-05 by Michael A. Firman
To make this announcement even more germain to this group, aside from the fact that Grant is a member of MEME, there will also be plenty of Wiard gear featured at this gig (both 300 series and 1200 series). Hope to see you there. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter20
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2004-08-05 by grantrichter2001
MEME, the Midwest Electronic Music Ensemble is performing a rare live show in Cleveland, Ohio on the night of Saturday August 14th. Show starts at 11:00 PM with an opening and closing DJ. Details are at http://www.midnightmixer.com/ Stop by if you can.
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2004-08-03 by mrboningen
looking forward to seeing, (and hearing) it, gary! the american version of kingdom hospital starts here in japan next weekend, so will listen out for your sounds! gregg --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Chang" wrote: > So, as I am one to raise the flag when a milestone is
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2004-08-03 by Gary Chang
So, as I am one to raise the flag when a milestone is reached, I am here to say that perhaps in the next few days, I will be posting fotos of a completed Wiard system, avec cabinet, etc. Grant, in his inimitable way, has further modified my modules, and Peter Grenader has worked
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2004-07-30 by Robair, Gino
I had the same experiience as Doug: I met John at the Hayward AHNW, and enjoyed his enthusiasm and sense of humor (which email never really displays well). I was really looking foward to teasing him about the recent storm of email on this list at the next AH. His sudden and early
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2004-07-29 by Doug Pearson
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "drmabuce" wrote: > I disagreed with almost every single one of John's opinions but > I've still got a lump in my throat. > I loved his sharp wit, his uncompromising, NON-waffling integrity > and most of all, his literate and articulate style. I
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2004-07-29 by Bill Sequeira
Holly cow! This time around I stayed out of the debate as John tended to have a "yearly" cycle on his provocative threads - last year we had a long thread about the Wiard front-plate graphics, form following function, and whether personality mattered in a machine. As much as I di
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2004-07-29 by Scott Stites
Hear, hear. That series of threads last month on this list concerning the general 'east coast/west coast/middle coast' thing was sparked by John, and I enjoyed every post from him, and from those who responded (Doc, Gary, Grant, et al). He brought out the best in you all, no matt
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2004-07-29 by Ingo Zobel
oh boy, thats really bad news. i'm speechless. ingo --- HDibrell@aol.com schrieb: > > > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > An: synthesizerscomgroup@yahoogroups.com > Von: "Mark Capalongan" > Datum: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 19:30:19 -0000 > Betreff: [synthesizerscomgroup] Sad News > > Hel
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2004-07-29 by Gary Chang
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Chang" wrote: > Now that it appears that we all have had to put our collective heads > back into the sand, I would like to say thank you to Konkuro for > dropping the cigarette in this forrest that led to the firestorm of > communication t
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2004-07-29 by drmabuce
I disagreed with almost every single one of John's opinions but I've still got a lump in my throat. I loved his sharp wit, his uncompromising, NON-waffling integrity and most of all, his literate and articulate style. I really can't think of a clash that I will miss more. The who
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2004-07-28 by Chris Whitten
Very sad news! 'I suspect the discussion will be diminished a bit with his passing.' It will. Great that he has such good friends who are seeing his spirit lives on. CW
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2004-07-28 by HDibrell@aol.com
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2004-07-27 by grantrichter2001
I think I remember this one. To synthesize an 18 dB/Oct. filter like the TB-303, mix the Omni-Filter 12 and 24 dB/Oct. outputs together using the crossfade on the Mixolator. Then turn up resonance (Q) and add distortion with an Ibanez Tube Screamer or equiv. --- In wiardgroup@yah
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2004-07-23 by ethanzer0
Hello, A while back I read in the archive how to make the filter squawk like a 303. It's was from an older message. I just looked for that message again and I could not find it. The reason I was looking for this message is the patch to make the filter squawk like a 303 filter use
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2004-07-20 by selfoscillate
hello grant, thats cool :-) when can we place an order, any idea? best wishes ingo --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > Since everone seems to like to use Paypal, I've added a Paypal > shopping cart to the Wiard 1200 series purchase page. > > Or at least
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2004-07-19 by Mike Marsh
Oh Goodie! Oh Goodie! Please sign me up for the Boggie, too, when that happens! Mike --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > Since everone seems to like to use Paypal, I've added a Paypal > shopping cart to the Wiard 1200 series purchase page. > > Or at lea
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2004-07-19 by grantrichter2001
Since everone seems to like to use Paypal, I've added a Paypal shopping cart to the Wiard 1200 series purchase page. Or at least I think I did. I followed the directions anyway. Next module is a Frac-Rac version of the Borg filter. Hamamatsu has discontinued the Vactrols needed f
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2004-07-16 by guidotoons
Meester Richter would you kindly email me as I cannot seem to get an email to you. Thanks! guido@guidotoons.com cvcvcvvcvvc cv vc cv v cv c vc
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2004-07-14 by grogg barrel
a sesamee street tape deck with a button for each track the other a real one, has synced drum tracks for each channel... not much to play on that one just mixing , i guess its all mixing but its a good way to bring lots of songsor sounds and 1/8 the gear +i like tapes eblake_smit
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2004-07-13 by eblake_smith
> well now that i finally read all these posts ... > > last week i actually played my wiard live > and with two fourtracks + a coupla effects... > then i read this konkuro post (below) i thought that was funny > > ok well its only a wiardnoise ring and a blacetdark star > some jo
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2004-07-13 by selfoscillate
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "mrboningen" wrote: > Hi all, > > What are you doing with your JAGs? i used the jag to control the amplitudes of several vocoder bands (doepfer a129) with two lfo's. nice frequency animations :-) best wishes ingo
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2004-07-12 by selfoscillate
hello grant, last saturday i received the jag. this is such a cool module, again a totally stunning design, just like the noise ring. my compliments. best wishes ingo
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2004-07-09 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/9/2004 12:21:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, drmabuce@yahoo.com writes: , you'll never throw another broken VCR away.......ever. (sorry mrs. Dave....) doc, as you know, my wife,janis, is patient and long-suffering regarding my eccentricities :^) but that does br
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2004-07-09 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/9/2004 12:21:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, drmabuce@yahoo.com writes: you misread me sir! i wasn't sneering at all, a passive RM IS a real DIY project. i was alluding to how quickly the bug gets under ones's skin.......... doc, sorry, i was making a joke point
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2004-07-09 by drmabuce
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, davevosh@a... wrote: > and, don`t sneer at my stone real ring modulator - just cause its faceplate > is made with contact paper ala` early serge, it works and meets my primary > criteria - cheap!!!! you misread me sir! i wasn't sneering at all,
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2004-07-08 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/7/2004 11:06:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, drmabuce@yahoo.com writes: > > Golly, > A guy builds one passive ring-modulator and all of a sudden he's urging > folks on with scavenge projects, like a fully addicted DIYer! > ;'> > suddenly that junk box doesn't lo
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2004-07-08 by drmabuce
Golly, A guy builds one passive ring-modulator and all of a sudden he's urging folks on with scavenge projects, like a fully addicted DIYer! ;'> suddenly that junk box doesn't look so much like -junk- any more ... huh Dave? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm? ;'>> -doc (unreconstruct
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2004-07-07 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/7/2004 5:20:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, davevosh@aol.com writes: gino, not being an expert, i might speculate - if you had an old wa-wa pedal around with one of those toe switches kick in the effect, you could rig up a 9v battery pretty easily and adapt the
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2004-07-07 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/6/2004 1:25:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time, GRobair@primediabusiness.com writes: , if you know what I mean: a pedal w/ a 9V battery in it, gino, not being an expert, i might speculate - if you had an old wa-wa pedal around with one of those toe switches kick in
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2004-07-07 by grogg barrel
well now that i finally read all these posts ... last week i actually played my wiard live and with two fourtracks + a coupla effects... then i read this konkuro post (below) i thought that was funny ok well its only a wiardnoise ring and a blacetdark star some joy sticks and an
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2004-07-06 by aurelialuz
> That's kind of what I'm thinking, based on the my peek at Grant's schematic for the Gate button on the joystick. > i made a joystick into a gate trigger using the schematic here: http://www.musicsynthesizer.com/Joystick/1209.htm it works great using a 9v. alex
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2004-07-06 by drmabuce
Hi Gino, i could never claim that any of my solutions involved 'minimal' soldering but discarded guitar multiFX boards (by digitech,Boss, ART etc) usually have 3 or 4 robust momentary swiches on them. The advantage to these swicthes is that they snap on very fast and can stand up
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2004-07-06 by Steven Curtin
Another good source for a quality on/off switch in a box would be the sustain pedal for any MIDI synth. At least with the Ensoniqs they were routed so that a single stereo 1/4" plug was wired for power to one of the terminals, ground to the other, and the output of the switch to
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2004-07-06 by Robair, Gino
> That's kind of what I'm thinking, based on the my peek at Grant's schematic for the Gate button on the joystick. > ---------- > From: Doug Pearson > Reply To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Tuesday, July 6, 2004 9:58 AM > To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [wiard
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2004-07-06 by Doug Pearson
At 07:46 AM 7/6/04 +0100, Chris Whitten wrote: > > I suddenly > > realized how much easier it would be to fire off one of my > > patches with a pedal situated next to my hi-hat than searching > > for the tiny button on my Chaos module. > >As you mention 'hi-hat', what about a DW
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2004-07-06 by Michael A. Firman
Hi, In conjunction with my PSIM-1 (running a quadrature osc program) I've used the JAG to do automated quad panning (the JAG outputs 2,4,6,8 are fed to two of the Blacet dual linear VCAs). Of course you can use a joystick to drive the JAG (instead of the PSIM) to do manual quad p
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2004-07-06 by mrboningen
Hi all, What are you doing with your JAGs? Mine arrived on Saturday, and a fantatsic looking thing it is too, plugged in or not! I have only spent a couple of hours with it so far, but like the Noise Ring, it has created multiple threads of patch possibility within my brain, and
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2004-07-06 by Chris Whitten
> I suddenly > realized how much easier it would be to fire off one of my > patches with a pedal situated next to my hi-hat than searching > for the tiny button on my Chaos module. As you mention 'hi-hat', what about a DW trigger pedal or one of the drum kat trigger pedals? Or a
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2004-07-06 by Robair, Gino
Interesting. I was hoping there would be a way to do it w/o adding another module, if you know what I mean: a pedal w/ a 9V battery in it, or some such. -----Original Message----- From: davevosh@aol.com [mailto:davevosh@aol.com] hello ! you might want to take a look at a doepfer
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2004-07-06 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 7/5/2004 10:34:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, GRobair@primediabusiness.com writes: Thanks for any and all suggestions, hello ! you might want to take a look at a doepfer a-177 foot controller module - best, dave
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2004-07-06 by ginorobair
Hey gang, Any suggestions for an inexpensive gate pedal that would be Wiard/Blacet compatible? In a recent performance, I suddenly realized how much easier it would be to fire off one of my patches with a pedal situated next to my hi-hat than searching for the tiny button on my C
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2004-07-05 by Mike Marsh
And the JAG... --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "John Loffink" wrote: > > -----Original Message----- > > From: spacemodular [mailto:spacemodular@y...] > > > > I am on a mission to build a Dual Voice Noise Chaos Performance Modular... > > You forgot the (TM). :-) > > John Loffin
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2004-07-05 by Chris Whitten
Interesting comments on using a modular live. I've done it a couple of times, but only in an abstract, drone kind of way. Kudos to Doug for attempting to replicate actual patches. Last time I gigged, my mind went back to some shows I saw in the mid 70's; Weather Report and The Tu
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2004-07-05 by Steven Curtin
Funny you should ask, I've been playing live with my Wiard/Serge/Paia/Whatever setup once a month since Christmas, it's great fun. I'll throw some pictures up from the last gig soon. This is mainly drone type material where the filter settings and oscillator frequencies get chang
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2004-07-03 by drmabuce
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Robair, Gino" wrote: > Allow me to begin the preaching to the choir {now that we're all seated again...) > > I'm curious to hear how folks on the list are using their instruments live. Anyone care to share their thoughts on the subject? funny y
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