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2007-12-29 by legravin
Has anyone on the list ordered and/or received a Sawtooth Animator from Cyndustries? I'm thinking about getting one but wanted to see if anyone else has experience with it. I also must admit I'm a little reluctant to order one considering the delays that happened with the Zerosci
2007-12-14 by Scott Deyo
A Commodore SX64 would be a much better modular fit : ) If I ever do it, which I currently doubt, it would at least be interesting since it has "built-in": audio input cv mod available via software and joystick interfaces But I'm sure I'll probably just end up frying a couple...
2007-12-14 by phineousbonemachine
yeah I agree with you. It took 24 hours to work out of my system.....I am now going to buy 2 akai s5000 samplers. Alot cheaper and much much fun. It would be cool to have a mac in my modular, but that is a bit to rich for my blood. I am going with modcan B series. l8r P
2007-12-14 by Mark Rivera
Anyone have online demos of the STG 4072 filter? thanks Mark
2007-12-13 by sduck409
Yes, that mini in a modular thing looked really cool about 4 years ago. The problem I'd have with it is that it's guaranteed to become obsolete long before the rest of your synth. And it doesn't really DO anything that can't be accomplished with a good midi to cv converter, so yo
2007-12-13 by phineousbonemachine
I just finished my entry lvl system from arrick. I love it. I am still going to build a 44 system with a couple sequencers before I head off into boutique land to build the monster. I really like the modcan B series alot but there is one factor that might sway me to A series. And
2007-12-03 by Mark Rauch
Howdy, If you include the bare stripes in the design, all you have to do when you get it is nip out the corners and bend the sides, vise or metal brake. Rig --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "sduck409" wrote: > > No need to take it offline, maybe others will benefit... > > Fro
2007-12-03 by paul_synth
mos-lab dot com has some interesting stuff, at prices that arn't bad. Paul
2007-11-29 by ~Morbius~
Someone screwed-up the link on the WIKI from "ModuleMods" to the "WF modification on the 960"... but it's still intact from the "Q960" .... here's a link: http://www.synthesizers.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Modules.963wfMod I mounted the switch on the Q963 panel itself. The wires are
2007-11-29 by paul_synth
This question is for Morbius, or any one who can answer this. I want to switch my WF on ahd off from triggers to gates. Do I put the switch in between the Q960 and the Q963 before the wire splits in two directions. Is that it? Or do I have to put a resistor or someting in line as
2007-11-27 by sduck409
No need to take it offline, maybe others will benefit... Front Panel Express is a great little company that does aluminum panel manafacturing - it's not cheap, but it's very easy to use, and readily available unlike lots of other solutions. They provide everything, you just suppl
2007-11-27 by turtlerod
Yes I was asking you, and thankyou for your response. Did you have them make the front panel from thier material or did you supply the blank panel? Would you be willing to share the files so I can jump start my own design? How much did one panel cost? If you like we can take this
2007-11-26 by sduck409
Are you asking me? The WSG in dotcom format didn't have labels.... I had a front panel made by Front Panel Express. Designed it in the designer program you can download from their website. It's kind of pricey, and not well suited for dotcom format stuff I believe. The panel was t
2007-11-25 by AtmoWorks.com
thanks for the info Erik, Much appreciated James --- Erik Karl Sorgatz wrote: > --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "AtmoWorks.com" > wrote: > > > > nice to see the WSG in a modular, as I'm thinking > of > > picking up this kit, along with the VCA for my 1st > > time diy synth p
2007-11-25 by turtlerod
What did you use to make the labels for the panel? Rod sduck409 wrote: --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com , "Erik Karl Sorgatz" ..> wrote: > > Ok subject line says it mostly..and I added the 3 pics of my system as > a 2, 3 and 4 Tier synth. > > Cheers! > -Erik > Very nice! I'm g
2007-11-25 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "AtmoWorks.com" wrote: > > nice to see the WSG in a modular, as I'm thinking of > picking up this kit, along with the VCA for my 1st > time diy synth projects. Can either of you answer a > few questions about the WSG kit please? > > does it co
2007-11-25 by AtmoWorks.com
nice to see the WSG in a modular, as I'm thinking of picking up this kit, along with the VCA for my 1st time diy synth projects. Can either of you answer a few questions about the WSG kit please? does it come with the standoffs for mounting? does it come with the a power connecto
2007-11-24 by sduck409
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "Erik Karl Sorgatz" wrote: > > Ok subject line says it mostly..and I added the 3 pics of my system as > a 2, 3 and 4 Tier synth. > > Cheers! > -Erik > Very nice! I'm glad to see that I'm not the only wierdo putting the WSG behind a modular ppa
2007-11-22 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
Ok subject line says it mostly..and I added the 3 pics of my system as a 2, 3 and 4 Tier synth. Cheers! -Erik
2007-11-22 by Steven Clements
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "cashinkashim" wrote: > > > Steve > > the shirt and pants guy > > ROFL, your signature made my day!!! > :) Just poking fun, in all seriousness his modules are very nice - Mr. Suit and Tie guy... I have one of the lovely Post-Lawsuite Lowpass F
2007-11-19 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
Well that's one project that's almost done...just a few more holes thru that 1/16" aluminum. I dunno about the panel graphics..maybe a hit of DynaTape? ;) Pics coming soon. Think of it as a very-complex rhythmic LFO? Cheers! -Erik
2007-11-16 by cashinkashim
> Steve > the shirt and pants guy ROFL, your signature made my day!!!
2007-11-15 by Scott Deyo
Hello all, I think someone mentioned doing a module of Dave Brown's Computer Voltage Source @ www.modularsynthesis.com Just so you know, I'm orchestrating a group buy of PCBs at the Yahoo group, in case anyone's interested. Be warned: This is a very advanced project, and there ma
2007-11-15 by Steven Clements
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, John Mahoney wrote: > > > > > just because it's there doesn't mean i expect anyone to buy it. i > > > made them for myself, and put them up because it would be silly not to. > > > >*&#(#! That's marketing. Now I want one and I'll have to buy >
2007-10-12 by John Mahoney
> > just because it's there doesn't mean i expect anyone to buy it. i > > made them for myself, and put them up because it would be silly not to. > >*&#(#! That's marketing. Now I want one and I'll have to buy >another case just to give it a home. :-) >-- >Monty Brandenberg Haha,
2007-10-12 by mcb, inc.
On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, Suit & Tie Guy wrote: > just because it's there doesn't mean i expect anyone to buy it. i > made them for myself, and put them up because it would be silly not to. *&#(#! That's marketing. Now I want one and I'll have to buy another case just to give it a hom
2007-10-12 by Suit & Tie Guy
On Oct 12, 2007, at 12:56 PM, Erik Karl Sorgatz wrote: > GOURMET SYNTHESIZERS! ;) this _is_ the boutique sector, and this is the only authentic Moog blank panel clone on the market. let me quote from my site: "This is a premium, hand-made, boutique-grade blank panel for the hardc
2007-10-12 by John Mahoney
Well, they *are* nice blank panels. ;-) If you've got to have blank panels, that is. And if you like the old R.A.Moog look. I would guess that the pricing strategy is designed to make it worth Eric's time to make and sell them. The smaller the volume, the higher the unit cost. Wo
2007-10-12 by Mark Rivera
> Meantime, if YOU find a better price on em, please keep me in mind. I was kind of hoping you'd do all the work. Mark
2007-10-12 by Mark Rivera
>>> This is nuts! At $12-20 each > OMG! Alright, so the pricing strategy is designed to..uhh..(I'm > trying to remember what my old econ Prof told me..) Oh yeah, it's: Then let your actions speak for you. We're waiting... Mark
2007-10-12 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Mark Rivera wrote: > > Then let your actions speak for you. > > We're waiting... > > > Mark > Hi'ya Mark! Is that an order I hear? :) How many did you want? Actually I'm deep in the process of working out some wrinkles in the design of an affo
2007-10-12 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Suit & Tie Guy wrote: > > On Oct 11, 2007, at 7:21 PM, Erik Karl Sorgatz wrote: > > This is nuts! At $12-20 each > > that's nothing ... i sell a premium blank panel for 20 bucks: > > http://stgsoundlabs.com/products/blank_mu.htm > > i hope you
2007-10-12 by contact@bridechamber.com
Hi Erik, Where are you? In the US, I think DotCom is not making much money off blanks. I hardly make anything off my MOTM blanks, and they are simpler as far as mechanics (no bends or cuts) and paint (no taping off). Even then, you probably won't get them for cheaper unless you o
2007-10-12 by Suit & Tie Guy
On Oct 11, 2007, at 7:21 PM, Erik Karl Sorgatz wrote: > This is nuts! At $12-20 each that's nothing ... i sell a premium blank panel for 20 bucks: http://stgsoundlabs.com/products/blank_mu.htm i hope you find that link amusing. it is a currently stocked product. --- Suit & Tie Gu
2007-10-12 by contact@bridechamber.com
I agree. I'm not going to get into 1v/ oct madness. The 'Bug can woggle a VCO anyway, eh? But adding Disturb-ance to each PLL sounds good. And there's no reason both vactrols need to be controlled by the same voltage. They could be normalized to do so, w/ a separate VC Resistor b
2007-10-12 by contact@bridechamber.com
Sweet. Nice circuits! I hope to hit the 'Bug after some biz stuff; I'll post any experimental successes to the group. If you don't hear from me... I didn't succeed. I won't add the v/ oct; I'll just keep the Disturb CV linear -- I'm not looking to play Roll Out The Barrel w/ it o
2007-10-11 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
This is nuts! At $12-20 each I think I'm going to look into getting some made up here locally. Maybe some nice 3/32" aluminum with holes to fit dotcom and/or motm. With just plain old satin FLAT BLACK finish. Shouldn't cost more than $5 apiece - maybe I'll offer them for $7 grumb
2007-10-10 by David Vandenberg
If you want to print fine details you should use a 300 mesh screen. I have been using standard water based acrylic inks, and they seem to be holding up fine, but with the fine mesh screens, you may have to thin it out a bit or it may clog the screen.If you do need to thin the ink
2007-10-09 by Mark Rivera
Anyone care to share some experiences with silkscreening panels? What 'lines per inch' is best for the screen? And what kind of paint did you use? Thanks, Mark
2007-10-09 by John Mahoney
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2007-10-09 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
Looking at the schematics, it would seem indeed that both the CD4046 linear vco's should be set up with 1/4" switched jacks such that a standard (Q106) vco under keyboard control, 1/12th volt/semitone could be patched into the arrangement. Other places to add switched 1/4" jacks
2007-10-09 by contact@bridechamber.com
Wow. Don't get me wrong, designers need to get paid for their creativity and hard work (it's 'bug #3 after all), but $700... no baker like me is ever going to be able to get one! : ) So, what other patchpoints were you thinking of? I thought the S&H would be easy. How could you a
2007-10-07 by JAMES GALLANT
Erik, You should be able to skip the 9V mod if you want to. There are no parts that will be damaged by running the WSG off a straight +12V or +15V supply. Who knows, with a bigger supply voltage you may be able to get even more wackiness out of the thing. James >From: "Erik Karl
2007-10-07 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, Scott Deyo wrote: > > $700?! > If that's for one, I hope those PCBs are made in the US :) > That $700 figure is for BOTH boards; 2 WOGS and the XORs. I dunno where Grant gets his boards made. The module is amazing with some 12-18 functions bui
2007-10-07 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
So I bought one of Ray Wilson's WSG pc boards, $15 and it's a nicely made board. I think I can squeeze the 11 pots and 6 switches into a 1w panel using some sub-mini Spectrols. Then with a few simple mods, this noisemaker can be a good source of random or programmatic signals. Th
2007-10-05 by Scott Deyo
$700?! If that's for one, I hope those PCBs are made in the US :) Yes, commercialization would be bad. And for those of us blue-collar mortals who aren't made of money, DIY is our only access to the 'bug, it seems. I'm thinking about using another vactrol to control Woggle Time u
2007-10-04 by Erik Karl Sorgatz
Unfortunately, this is the case. I had chatted with him via email a year ago about having the GR-371 built into a dotcom format panel, which was not going to be an inexpensive undertaking. $700 for the circuit boards (populated and tested), all the controls and switches) The main
2007-10-04 by contact@bridechamber.com
So Grant is not involved in this? ----- Original Message ----- From: Erik Karl Sorgatz To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 10:34 AM Subject: [dotcomformat] Woggling..first the pc boards, then the components, then the front panels? I put in for 2 of th
2007-10-04 by contact@bridechamber.com
And it sounds pretty good, too, though I've never used any DC this-or-that-offset w/ it. Cool to know it was used in the Odyssey; didn't know that. Scott ----- Original Message ----- From: John Mahoney To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 3:31 PM Sub
2007-10-03 by John Mahoney
At 03:11 PM 10/3/2007, Scott Deyo wrote: >And they're simple XOR dealies, simple, a la the MS-20 I reckon... Oh, is that the MS-20 technique? XOR is used in the ARP Odyssey, too. Cheap! -- john -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.