MOTM

JK, folks, JK.  But just at the moment I have no outstanding 
construction projects.  The darned thing is bigger than I ever imagined 
it could be.  There are eight 2U slots left to fill and I will add more 
MOTM modules as they come out.  My plan now is to spend more time 
discovering sounds.  There is that MIDI thing (aka MOTM-650) to figure 
out.  There are two Blacet Miniwaves with 10 ROMS in each to explore.  
There is something called a MOTM-510.  There is a CGS Bi-N-Tic filter.  
And O, that ZerOscillator.  I have yet to fully grok my Blacet Time 
Machines and the Encore Frequency Shifter, and I am fuzzy on how to make 
good use of voltage controlled envelope generators (I have three 
kinds).  It's time for listening and learning.  Just today I was 
comparing the sounds of all the VCF's I've got.  It is quite a study.  I 
know all these modules in theory.  In practice it is a different matter 
altogether.

Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com

Adam Schabtach wrote:
> I think Chub's right. Anyone who does mods like your 480 conversion is 
> deluding themselves if they think their modular is ever "finished". 
> You need help, Richard. Try breathing some solder fumes. If that 
> doesn't do it, Chub and I might have to organize an intervention.
>  
> (Happy holidays, everyone! Best wishes for the new year!)
>  
> --Adam
>
>     ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>     *From:* Charles Osthelder [mailto:charlesosthelder@...]
>     *Sent:* Saturday, December 23, 2006 11:07 AM
>     *To:* motm@yahoogroups.com
>     *Subject:* [motm] Re: I finished my synthesizer!
>
>     Uh, sure...sure you did.
>
>     People, don't live in denial like Richard here. It's just not
>     healthy. Just buy another module or prototype some new circuit and,
>     of course, don't embarrass yourself by lying to the group!
>
>     Honestly, Richard, think of the young people.
>
>     Chub - recovering from recovery
>
>     --- In motm@yahoogroups.com <mailto:motm%40yahoogroups.com>,
>     Richard Brewster <pugix@...> wrote:
>     >
>     > First day of vacation I finished building the last few modules
>     awaiting
>     > assembly (including a MOTM-440 VCF and an Oakley Filtercore
>     Superladder
>     > VCF). Nothing is in the pipeline now. That can't last for long. I
>     > will do a lot of patching and playing for the rest of 2006!
>     >
>     > Cheers,
>     >
>     > Richard Brewster
>     > http://www.pugix.com <http://www.pugix.com>
>     >
>     > P.S. I plan to take new photos of every module and do a major
>     upgrade of
>     > my website.
>     >
>
>