RE: [motm] Way cool controller!!!
2006-05-26 by Dave Halliday
This was swiped from these people -- they have two DVDs out that are amazing. http://www.animusic.com/ Dave ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com
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Re: FW: [motm] .com to MOTM adapter problem? & newbie introduction
2006-05-26 by loopcycle
All .com powersupplies are +/-15v and +5v, even the NOS, if I m not mistaken. I can t answer the question about the .com adapter, but the 995 power
Re: [motm] .com to MOTM adapter problem? & newbie introduction
2006-05-26 by Jay
Make sure that the jumper is not connected.
FW: [motm] .com to MOTM adapter problem? & newbie introduction
2006-05-26 by Tkacs, Ken
Hello, and welcome! This was probably a typo, but you don t really mean that you re using a +/-5v power supply, correct...? ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com
.com to MOTM adapter problem? & newbie introduction
2006-05-26 by michaeldavidstein
Hello, I am new to the group this is my first post. The problem is that my MOTM 440vcf is hardly audible when the resonance knob is not at or above 7, and at
Robert Rich in Lancaster, Calif.
2006-05-26 by Larry T.
WOW! This is the first time I ve been able to see Robert in concert and it was GREAT! The auditorium was not crowded so we had a very intimate concert. I
Way cool controller!!!
2006-05-26 by Aardvark
Okay, it s CGI but I d like to see someone actually build it! (if it s even possible!!!) http://www.ezprezzo.com/videoclips/pipe_dream.html
Re: Good Trader: Don Ojeman
2006-05-25 by loopcycle
... I also picked up a couple modules from Don. The build quality appears excellent, he shipped very fast, and packed the box very well. I wouldn t hesitate
Re: Stooge update
2006-05-25 by djbrow54
The flat rails are priceless! I can make my own brackets and cables. I did a FrontPanelExpress design complete with threaded holes and countersunk mounting.
Re: [motm] Good Trader: Don Ojeman
2006-05-25 by mcb, inc.
... Another good trader for Don. Superb build quality (Don s particular about loose and exposed wiring). -- Monty Brandenberg
Re: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-24 by Andre Majorel
... I can make you brackets out of galvanised 0.5 mm steel for not much more than the price of shipping. Tell me your dimensions (it has to be a rectangle,
[motm] Good Trader: Don Ojeman
2006-05-24 by Scott K Warren
I bought some MOTM stuff from Don, he shipped immediately, and the stuff arrived in beautiful shape just as he said. Wonderful trader. Doing business with Don
Re: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-24 by Dino Leone
Very sad indeed! Scott put it exactly right! Our 4 month old son loves to play with the stooge cables that usually are lying on the sofa (they make this
Re: Cabinet designs
2006-05-24 by mate_stubb
Sounds like you are talking about Dave Fulton s cabinet. There s a link to his website from the cabinets page of my site, where he talks about who made it for
Re: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-24 by Scott K Warren
I m sad to hear this, and much sadder about the personal tragedies which led up to it. Moe, thanks for all your help over the years. We can all understand why
FS: Mackie, Rode, Roland, RME
2006-05-23 by Eric Frampton
I thought I d start with the in-crowd... gotta make room for new stuff. OBO = Or Best Offer. Mackie LM-3204 16/32-input line mixer. Excellent condition. $375
RE: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-23 by John Loffink
I too worry about the brackets. A possible solution: You can get precut stainless steel from here: http://www.metalexpress.net/ A 5.5 inch x 6 inch 22 ga
Cabinet designs
2006-05-23 by Koos Fockens
Hi all, On the synth tech website, on the top page of the MOTM section, there are some cabinet examples of various types. The most right hand picture shows a 3
Re: [motm] Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by Eric Wood
The only way I know of for getting these is to keep an eye on this list. It took me about two years to find one of these. Occasionally people on the list post
Re: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-23 by Greg Amann
Sad but understandable news. If a side venture makes you hate the day you were born, it is probably not a venture you should be into! I, speaking only for
Re: [motm] Stooge update
2006-05-23 by Paul Bower
aw... it s a sad day, and dealing the stooges past & present has always been a joy i d be very sorry to see the end of stooge industries can i suggest one last
Stooge update
2006-05-23 by mate_stubb
Time for another stooge update, I guess. Paul H is at home and recovering very slowly. He is still unable to work and the prognosis for a return date is
Re: [motm] Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by Koos Fockens
They are in business, but as others explained, it can be a little slow. however a recent order of mine with them was delivered within approx 6 weeks (took
Re: [motm] Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by ben-G
Right I know of Larry s passing, RIP... But I pretty much just joined this so I didn t hear about Paul, I wish him well... Might you know of any leads in
RE: [motm] Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by Greg James
A quick perusal of older messages in this group will explain that Paul suffered a stroke some weeks ago and is slowly recovering. Virtually all of the Stooge
Re: [motm] Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by ben-G
Speaking of stoogeindustries, have you been able to get a hold of the proprietor...? I am just trying to inquire on other means of locating something he made a
Re: Rack End Caps
2006-05-23 by Koos Fockens
Check out www.stoogeindustries.com, they sell both blank end caps and versions with Synthtech logo. Koos
Re: [motm] Pannel measurements wanted?
2006-05-23 by Paul Schreiber
Here is a PDF of an example 2U wide panel: http://www.synthtech.com/tech/m440_panel.pdf Paul S.
Great trader dfojeman@yahoo.com
2006-05-23 by kheck73@aol.com
I purchased a 420 module listed in Don s 5/14 posting. Great communication, no problems, fast shipment, and a super double-boxed package (he s in CA, I m in
Rack End Caps
2006-05-22 by ithaib
Talking about racks reminded me of rack end caps. Does anyone on the list have blank Rack End Caps he/she would like to sell? I would like to buy 8 blank ones.
Pannel measurements wanted?
2006-05-22 by Julian
For a diy project, im looking to design a full witdth MOTM compatible pannel. Could anyone give me the exact dimensions for the pannel and mounting holes
A new music sample on my website
2006-05-22 by Richard Brewster
http://www.pugix.com/music-samples.htm Scroll down to the Shimmering link. This patch includes a Cynthia ZO, MOTM-440, Encore Frequency Shifter, and two
Re: Short Piece
2006-05-22 by Jim Gordon
... Richard, you re very close. 190 VCA, 800 EGA. The filter is the same 440. The other module is 120 LFO, although I could have used the other half of the
Re: [motm] Re: Who's using 19"-Rack for the Modules?
2006-05-22 by chris walcott
i also went the nice-rack route. i m very happy with them. i got 2 standard racks, 10 spaces, 12 deep. i also ended up getting a couple of the slanted
Re: Who's using 19"-Rack for the Modules?
2006-05-22 by ithaib
www.nice-racks.com is a great option. He can build a custom rack for you. He built me a custom double 19 rack. Each section 10U high, the rack itself 9 deep
Re: [motm] Who's using 19"-Rack for the Modules?
2006-05-22 by park avenue music
I built a wood case and used normal rack rails in it. I just had to get some rack screws. they re a little bigger but it works great! wes ...
Update
2006-05-22 by Paul Schreiber
a) please note my access and MOTM involvement will be curtailed from Wed-to-Wed (cousin s wedding/my 50th birthday/yadda yadda). Isn t Bob Moog s birthday
Re: [motm] Re: Sorry i'vebeen out of band
2006-05-22 by David Cornutt
... The sawtooth comes in about two months, when they take the cast off. :-) Actually, I ve heard some about using electro-stimulation to speed up bone
Re: [motm] Who's using 19"-Rack for the Modules?
2006-05-22 by Jay
... They make these in 12 depth: http://www.nice-racks.com/ And they re sturdy too. Holds my 400lb ass when using it as an improvised seat just fine. ;-P
Who's using 19"-Rack for the Modules?
2006-05-22 by Michael Zacherl (aka TonTaub)
Hi All, forgive me if this has been discussed many times: Since I simply don t find the time to design and eventually build a decent wooden cabinet for my
Re: uploaded files
2006-05-21 by Koos Fockens
Nice work! I want to build a cabinet too, although I still am contemplating rackmounting as I still have a rack laying around, but wood is so much nicer.The
Re: Sorry i'vebeen out of band
2006-05-21 by Mike Marsh
Ha, bone repair patch: probably doeesn involve any sawtooth waves...ps I mis-spoke: 6 ribs not 5. Mike
Re: Sorry i'vebeen out of band
2006-05-21 by Charles Osthelder
Yikes!!! Geez, Mike, please get well soon! About 8 years ago I really took a slam on my skateboard (yes, I am too old for such toys, yet I still do it...) and
Re: Website changes Pt. 1
2006-05-21 by djbrow54
BTW, the new website works much better with Opera. With the previous site it sometimes had problem with the individual module pages. The text ended up on the
Sorry i'vebeen out of band
2006-05-21 by Mike Marsh
I got bumped on my bike and have been in the hospital for 4 days. Just got home. Damage: fractured T1 vertebrae (no neurological damage), 5 broken ribd,
uploaded files
2006-05-20 by David Moylan
Hi All. I ve uploaded two low quality shots taken from my phone of my semi-portable cabinet during (ongoing) construction. One pic shows just the module
Re: [motm] Short Piece
2006-05-20 by Richard Brewster
Nice! Now, we should guess what other 4 modules besides the 101 and 440 were used. My guess: 1 MOTM 190 VCA 2 MOTM 800 EG 1 MOTM-420 VCF to filter the noise
Short Piece
2006-05-20 by Jim Gordon
Haven t got all my MOTM modules yet (that s OK with me). Waiting for the UPS truck this morning, I wondered what could be done with just a handful of modules.
OT: Any Lounge Lizard (Version 3) users ?
2006-05-20 by JH.
I d like to get in contact with AAS Lounge Lizard users. (I want to find out how many out you have a problem when playing high velocity notes with the sustain
Re: board washing
2006-05-19 by djbrow54
I left one of my boards without washing overnight. What a mess. It took quite a bit of work to clean it up later. Lucky I just had resistors on the board.