2003-07-25 by darylmey
I never understood the concept of selling only full panels and no individual modules. I think often people would like to buy one or two modules to complete their stack for different reasons: They don't want more at the moment (well you ALWAYS want more) Or They don't have the m
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2003-07-20 by John Papiewski
yeah, yeah the rumor is true. m/n/m/l got mixed-up with online retailer CDbaby.com. and they liked 'perpendicular twist' so much they have it ON THE FRONT PAGE!! are my hands shakin'? uh huh. see, hear, and wonder. web stuff: cdbaby.com and mnml.soulcatcher.net have a great day j
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2003-07-19 by Chris Whitten
There's also an old pre STS system on Ebay. CW
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2003-07-18 by soma_studios
Greetings, I have one panel for sale; it is as follows: Quantizer (TKB) Scaling Buffers Dual Universal Slope Generator Sequencer Dual Switch Universal Audio Processor %N Comp Control Module Preamp Detector Triple Waveshaper This is a slightly older panel, probably just pre-STS. Y
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2003-07-02 by Chris Whitten
> I'm working out what to put on panel no 2 What does panel 1 consist of? CW
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2003-07-02 by Norman Fay
I'm working out what to put on panel no 2, and also looking at how i want to expand my serge modules further, and how far to go etc. Does anyone have a DST in their set? How much use does it see? Can its functions be replicated w/other modules? As a less serious aside, I tried to
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2003-07-01 by cuari7
Yeah, I read this on Analog Heaven. I hope John gets over this current crisis soon. It's always unsettling to read or hear about people who share this (expensive) love for modulars being in financial dire straits, and frequently having to sell their precious toys. I've been there
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2003-07-01 by Blake Wilson
from john duval: > >Blake, could you please post to the serge list that i'm going to be >off for awhile?... I've lost my job , therefor my internet access. >It's going to take me about a month to get hooked up at home......i >don't even have a computer. I still have my AOL accoun
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2003-06-22 by John Papiewski
Hey dude, I can appreciate your not wanting spam but there's somebody who wants to contact you ... please sent me a real email address I can contact you with. All attempts to contact you by email have so far failed. johnp299792@... Thanks
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2003-06-21 by cuari7
YAAYYY!! Rex is back. Time to place more panel orders!! :-D
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2003-06-19 by cuari7
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "J J" wrote: > Ahhh man you kill me = )... LOL > How about 50$ a month fo rthe next 24 months... > or...ok enough is enough. cheers > > Joe :-D
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2003-06-19 by J J
Ahhh man you kill me = )... LOL How about 50$ a month fo rthe next 24 months... or...ok enough is enough. cheers Joe >From: "cuari7" medejd@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [SergeModular] Re: CALLING REX!!!!! >Date: Thu, 19
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2003-06-19 by cuari7
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "J J" wrote: > Hi Joe here... LOL LOL... = )... > > thanks for that I need some cheer!!! > > Joe > > PS I still want your TKB ( you still don't want any trades? ) Sure. I'll trade it for: Twelve $100 bills, or Twenty-four $50 bills, or One th
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2003-06-19 by J J
Hi Joe here... LOL LOL... = )... thanks for that I need some cheer!!! Joe PS I still want your TKB ( you still don't want any trades? ) >From: "cuari7" medejd@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [SergeModular] CALLING REX!!!!!
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2003-06-19 by cuari7
Need to get hold of him. Tell him this: He's got MONEY coming. Have tried his phones but no one answers and cannot leave messages! So, again: M-O-N-E-Y. Yoo-hoo!! Re-ex!! C'mon, dude, pick up the phone! cuari, aka Jesus Diaz
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2003-06-19 by John Papiewski
Since this is a brand new unit, keep your pants on & wait till you can get thru to Rex. Joe Millar wrote: > Hi All, Joe here. Thanks everyone for their help!!! I figured it out and got some sounds and then I just went nuts = )... What a great machine BUT and its a huge BUT I just
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2003-06-19 by cuari7
Still available: 5-month old TKB purchased from Rex Probe/STS in late January. I won't even bother saying it's mint (it's NEW, for chrissakes!). $1200 plus S/H. Contact me at gretchen.lipke@... J. Diaz aka cuari
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2003-06-15 by Steve Martin
Hi there, Nice site A bit like the serge itself First you think what the f*** is going on then you start to get it :) I am in the uk, so when you start taking credit cards post another ad so I can order your cd's thanks a lot Steve Martin (noisejazz) ----- Original Message -----
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2003-06-15 by John Papiewski
WHAT ARE YOU DOING staring straining to hear the keening inner voice drumming drumming your fingers vaguely dis-satisfied waiting wondering wondering what to do "next" step back if you can let the breath escape your lips and see new things at m/n/m/l. mnml.soulcatcher.net thanks
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2003-06-12 by John Loffink
I can email them to you Dean. I created the pdfs. John Loffink jloffink@... The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com/ The Wavemakers Modular and Integrated Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Dean
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2003-06-12 by Chris Whitten
No problems here I'm afraid. The files worked straight away on my iMac. CW
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2003-06-12 by Dean Batute
Well...I've tried two different computers with diferent versions of Windows and different versions of Acrobat yet I STILL can't acess these files. I did a little research and it seems people had this problem in the past yet I couldn't find anyone recomending a solution. Ideas Any
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2003-06-12 by Michael A. Firman
Just checked both catalogs and they seem fine. Maybe you hit a server glitch or something. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Dean Batute" wrote: > Hello All, > is it just my bad luck or is there a problem in the Files > area? I tried to take a look at the two Serge Catalogs
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2003-06-12 by Dean Batute
Hello All, is it just my bad luck or is there a problem in the Files area? I tried to take a look at the two Serge Catalogs and I get a "File Not Found" error in both cases. Some of the photos do show up and at least one so far hasn't. Could someone else try to access them? Thank
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2003-06-10 by John Loffink
I bought a Serge TKB from cuari a few months ago and the transaction went very smoothly. The item was mint as described, packed well and shipped promptly. John Loffink jloffink@... The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com/ The Wavemakers Modular and I
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2003-06-09 by cuari7
I purchased this precious baby from Rex in late January-early February of this year. Has spent most of its brief life sitting there, feeling neglected and ignored (read: it's practically brand- spanking new). What leads me to sell it? I've decided I need four NTO's and two EQ's (
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2003-06-07 by nobodyglitchpop
For Sale: Serge Animal, three years old. http://www.scampers.com/egres/shop_misc.html barely used; like new condition. lived in a smoke free studio includes powersupply, rack ears, and 20 or so cables (including some 1/4 to banana cables and adapters.) i'll consider any reasonabl
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2003-06-07 by circlesround
Hello, Curious if anyone has first hand experience with (and opinions relating to) the STS/Serge 'Frequency Shifter' module. Would this be a reasonable substitute for the Moog/Bode type unit, or is the character of the STS circuit unique unto itself? Furthermore, similar opinions
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2003-06-04 by dgromfin
Blake, I have that module, contact me off list for more details. Streetrepair --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , Blake Wilson wrote: > friends: > > i'm awfully curious about blacet's new (old?) binary zone module: > > http://www.blacet.com/BZ.html > > i've got a well spec'd 7
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2003-06-03 by Blake Wilson
friends: i'm awfully curious about blacet's new (old?) binary zone module: http://www.blacet.com/BZ.html i've got a well spec'd 7 panel system and wonder what additional functions this module might bring to my system. blake, your SMOGerator M. BLAKE WILSON, ATTORNEY @ LAW phone:
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2003-05-30 by Cynthia Webster
Howdy! All of the Cynthia brand Modcan compatible Power Supplies include a front panel mounted Green Grounding Banana Jack specifically for this machine to machine grounding purpose. There is also a "Grounding Kit" at the bottom of the Banana Cables page that offers a complete li
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2003-05-29 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Another point to remember when a wall wart is used - make sure your ground connection is established BEFORE you power the equipment up. Otherwise it is possible for the wall wart powered equipment to jack itself up to a higher voltage relative to earth, then nasty things happen w
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2003-05-29 by Bill Sequeira
The Modcan adapter module routes the 1/4" jack grounds to the power distro module through a regular Modcan power module interface connector with only the green wire present, the assumption being that the power system will take care of the ground. Hence no need for an external ban
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2003-05-29 by metafoetus2002
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Michael A. Firman" wrote: > Actually, the easiest way to handle all of this is to make a little converter > box that has bannana jacks and 1/4" jacks. That takes all the Sleeve connectors > from the 1/4" jacks and runs them to a single (blac
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2003-05-28 by Michael A. Firman
Hello, Don't confuse chassis ground with signal ground. Having a wall wart (or other 2 prong connector for power) has little to do with the signal ground. You need (NEED) to have a common signal ground with the Frostwave, Serge, and the Mackie. This is easy, John told you how to
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2003-05-28 by M. Blake Wilson Law Office
Hi All, Joe here. Talked to Rex yesterday and it looks like my "Animal" is shipping next week (joy)... but I've been thinking about the grounding issues.. joe: sts' lit on grounding is on the SMOG website, here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/files/ you're going to ne
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2003-05-28 by J J
Hi John, Joe here. The mixer part makes sense ( there is no grounding screw so I'll use whichever one ) but what about the Frostwave with the wall wart??? Thanks though for the info on the Makie.. Joe >From: John Papiewski johnp299792@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
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2003-05-28 by John Papiewski
If your Mackie has any posts on the back for grounding, this is where the U-shape thing goes. It will look like a silvery metal shaft fitted onto a similar looking bolt that sticks out the back of the mixer. If you don't see that, then look for any screw that looks grounded to th
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2003-05-28 by chorus72000
Hi All, Joe here. Talked to Rex yesterday and it looks like my "Animal" is shipping next week (joy)... but I've been thinking about the grounding issues...Sooooo if someone has the time would they mind giving me a walkthrough with my gear and how I would deal with this issue = ).
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2003-05-28 by johnrichoux
Maybe I should correct myself a little. I just ran an experiment with 2 PCOs. I tuned them, then swept the slave with a very slow sine, and I must admit that when the slave is pitched above, there is more happening than I thought would be. It definitely emphasizes certain harmoni
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2003-05-28 by johnrichoux
I don't get anything useful when the slave is at a higher pitch than the master. (thanks for reminding me of the correct terminology) just periodic buzzes, and a very very slight stepping. When the slave is lower in pitch, the stepping up and down a harmonic scale is very pronoun
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2003-05-27 by John Papiewski
The soft sync slave can be either higher or lower pitch than the master. I think usually you'd want a higher pitch. johnrichoux wrote: > Blake- > It dawned on me a little while later that I wasn't really addressing the question. Sorry > about that. But what I described was basica
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2003-05-27 by johnrichoux
I think it was around late 1998. I retested the variable output both to DSG and a DTG and I get triggering in various locations. If the beginning of saw is 7 o'clock, then it will trigger from 7 thru 9, a vary narrow portion of sine - about 11:45 (Eastern Daylight Time), then in
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2003-05-27 by johnrichoux
Blake- It dawned on me a little while later that I wasn't really addressing the question. Sorry about that. But what I described was basically the same thing as sync. If an osc saw out is patched to another osc sync in, you get the same sort of pitch movement. If I understand thi
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2003-05-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
This is a restatement of the the items i put up for sale in March with a few additions. If you don't know what the modules are, go to the EGRES web site. I'm assuming everyone here knows what this stuff is. Yes, i know it's spendy but the prices are more than fair. I All panels a
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2003-05-27 by John Papiewski
Passing this along from a friend... ----------------------------------------------- Hi, I am selling a Serge TKB (Touchboard/64 Steps Sequencer). Cosmetic apperance : very good Functionality : perfect Price : $ 1.100 U.S Dollars, including shipping costs. If interested, mailto: t
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2003-05-27 by John Papiewski
My DSG will trigger from the pulse on the variable waveshaper but nothing else. The sawtooth output and the variable ws sawtooth are both positive going so they dont have a rising edge to trigger the DSG. When was your Serge made? johnrichoux wrote: > I use it to generate subtle
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2003-05-26 by M. Blake Wilson Law Office
I use it to generate subtle bass patterns. Osc Saw ->Inverter ->DSG trig, then modulate the DSG with something or other. Usually comes up as some sort of 7th chord pattern. Can sound like the bass part on Michael Stearn's "Planetary Unfolding." neat patch, but whats the role of t
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2003-05-26 by johnrichoux
I use it to generate subtle bass patterns. Osc Saw ->Inverter ->DSG trig, then modulate the DSG with something or other. Usually comes up as some sort of 7th chord pattern. Can sound like the bass part on Michael Stearn's "Planetary Unfolding." Here is a question: the NTO Variabl
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2003-05-26 by boldmonk1
The web site is www.museumofsoundrecording.org Sorry
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