Re: [motm] ot software for oscilloscope
2006-05-13 by John Laudicina
Does anyone know where I can get software for my g-4 powerbook that would make it give me signals like on oscilloscope? I know they make some kind of
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Robert Rich review & photos from Des Moines
2006-05-12 by synchro1
http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060511/ENT/60511020 Strange review, nice photos. Cross-posted.
Good Trader: Jeff Pontius
2006-05-12 by loopcycle
Jeff (jpont) sold me an excellent-looking MOTM-format Blacet Time Machine; it was packed very well, and he was very responsive and friendly. Thanks Jeff!
Re: RR in Des Moines last night
2006-05-12 by Marvin Jones
Review in the Des Moines Register entertainment section is available here: http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060512/ENT04/
RE: [motm] Good Trader: Jeff Pontius
2006-05-12 by Greg James
Same deal on my end. The Cynthia lowpass gates are a really nice addition for some of my patching, and Jeff s module was pristine. I m extremely happy with it
Good Trader: Greg James
2006-05-12 by jpont@ksu.edu
Good Trader: Greg James, sold Greg a MOTM style low pass gates module. Great communication and fast payment. I d definitely trade with Greg again. Jeff
RE: [motm] analog kid
2006-05-12 by Greg James
I can t imagine ANY (4)7-year old that wouldn t want to jump into that! ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Norman Fay
analog kid
2006-05-12 by Norman Fay
pics for yer amusement. Our 7yo discovers the wonders of advanced modular synthesis.
Please read about the SSL issue with cart
2006-05-12 by Paul Schreiber
I have contacted by web hosting company. They have an issue on my server (of course!) with the SSL certificate pointing to any subdirectories on my site.
Re: RR in Des Moines last night
2006-05-12 by Mike Marsh
I d buy one.
Re: [motm] RR in Des Moines last night
2006-05-12 by Greg Amann
... Yesssssssssssssssss!
RR in Des Moines last night
2006-05-12 by mate_stubb
Went to the Robert Rich show in Des Moines last night - many thanks to elle_web and hiw wife for hosting this event. A great time was had by all! I got to meet
Looping ADSR
2006-05-11 by Paul Schreiber
Any chance of a looping ADSR for us original format types? Yep, the MOTM-810. Paul S.
Re: [motm] mid-week update
2006-05-11 by Greg Amann
Any chance of a looping ADSR for us original format types? Please, please, please, BFG
mid-week update
2006-05-11 by Paul Schreiber
a) I fixed a couple of glitches with the shopping cart: the Contact Us form...errr...wouldn t & the URL for a [UPDATE] message is now correct (what you click
Re: Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers? - Kurzweil PC2
2006-05-11 by djbrow54
Correct - three separate ribbons physically in series, electrically independent. For some reason, the middle ribbon is reversed from the left and right. So,
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by kheck73@aol.com
In a message dated 5/9/2006 10:22:38 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, audio@bootlegsounds.com writes: The Blacet is a possibility, but doesn t the VCA just
Re: Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers? - Kurzweil PC2
2006-05-10 by ivancu@aol.com
... So each of the three ribbon elements could be used as an analogue control-voltage device? They are basically just three resistive elements in line? Ivan
Almost panic but not quite
2006-05-10 by Greg Amann
MOTM 650 + Zendrum + Ableton Live = fiddling (but worth it)
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by Mike Marsh
VCA does boost and attenuate. I actually use am Oakley EFG Deluxe; alas, it is no longer available. It works nicely, and I understand the Blacet is just as
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths
2006-05-10 by rdrake
Ken Stone has 2 modules, one (cgs60) meant to allow you to use a guitar effects pedal w/ modular signal levels, and the other (cgs46) for converting a module
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by coyoteous
- or for a mere three times that amount - get an Onyx 1220: http://www.mackie.com/products/onyx1220/index.html - mucho better sonics, kind of a baby
Boosting signals
2006-05-10 by Paul Schreiber
Any MOTM mix function (front end of VCFs, VCOs, the 830 or the 890) can be made to boost simply by increasing the value of the op amp feedback resistor. For
Re: Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-10 by djbrow54
For only $15 more you can just buy the Kurzweil PC2 Ribbon. There was some discussion on synth-diy on this. I bought one and interfaced it through my PSIM.
RE: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by Wheaton, Simon
I thought Paul was discussing something like this as a possible MOTM module a while ago, I/O to interface between different signal formats...was I dreaming
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by Matthew Hiscock
The Blacet is a possibility, but doesn t the VCA just attenuate, not boost? If it does boost, then perhaps I ll have to re-examine this whole thing.... ...
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by Mike Marsh
Also, Blacet has an instrument processor: http://www.blacet.com/IO.html. My bias is to keep it modular :) ... want ... attenuate ... use ... make ... whenever
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-10 by Mike Marsh
VCA, then? ... to ... but ... I ... my ... a ... -- ... email
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by Mark
Rather than deal with a matchbox, I would recommend a small mixer. Overall, you will get much more value for your money. I use a Mackie 1202 all the time.
Re: [motm] Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-09 by ivancu@aol.com
... controller. So resistance doesn t change as you move farther up the element? Ivan
Re: Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-09 by Charles Osthelder
I had good success with my simple dual ribbon controller. The construction article is posted at- http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/ribbon/ribbon.htm This
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by xamboldt
Just to be clear on nomenclature, whether a signal is balanced or unbalanced doesn t necessarily have anything to do with its level. After all, the signal from
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by Matthew Hiscock
That s what I need. And it s pretty cheap. Or I guess I could diy one up, something like this: http://1176neve.tripod.com/id6.html I believe that one is just a
Re: [motm] Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-09 by Scott Juskiw
There was some talk about these on the sdiy list. They are not position sensors, they are force sensors, so not a ribbon controller.
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by John Neilson
Would something like this do the trick for you? http://www.bswusa.com/proditem.asp?item=LLS They make an 8-channel version as well. ... John Neilson
Re: [motm] Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by Matthew Hiscock
Attenuate I can do already - I want to boost. My sampler and Matrix are both set at unbalanced (-10) and I want to take them up to balanced (+4), like my
Re: [motm] Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-09 by xamboldt
I think these respond to pressure (force), not position. There was talk a few months back on the SDIY list of maybe sandwiching one of these with a
Anybody ever try these for ribbon controllers?
2006-05-09 by ivancu@aol.com
http://www.phidgetsusa.com/cat/viewproduct.asp?category=5000&subcategory= 5210&SKU=91014
Re: [motm] It's 650 time!
2006-05-09 by Greg Amann
Academic. The MOTM-990 ties em together anywho! Sorry for the bandwidth....
Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by Mike Marsh
Hey Matthew - Do you have one of Paul s mixers? You can use that to attenuate a signal... Mike ... me ... want ... soon ... that ... are
It's 650 time!
2006-05-09 by Greg Amann
Hello oot there all you MOTM fans: I currently have Power One +/- 15V supplies running my MOTM stuff. Hopefully, in aboot an hour, the courier from Digi-Key
Re: [AH] Good Trader: Matthew Hiscock
2006-05-09 by noise floor
Ditto. He s kindly and patiently put up with my screw-ups; much appreciated. Paul Brousseau ... __________________________________________________ Do You
[MOTM] SKB case back/top/bottom...?
2006-05-09 by ben-G
Hello everyone! I am looking for anyone who is willing to part with or has the drop on these fine protective pieces to be used with the SKB case made my Larry
DIY help needed - Paia power supply
2006-05-09 by seven_arts112
hey all, i am looking for a good DIYer to do some assembly for me on a Paia power supply for use with two Wiard modules (the Joystick and the Axis Generator).
Good Trader: Matthew Hiscock
2006-05-09 by jpont@ksu.edu
Matthew, audio@bootlegsounds.com , bought a MOTM 310 uVCO from me. Patient, fast payment and responsive emails. I d definitely trade with Matthew again. Jeff
Good Trader Steven Barnes
2006-05-09 by Rafael Cohen
Hi all, I sold Steven an MOTM 410 and a 990 and he was a great trader. Paid promptly and had good communication. I would definitely do business again. Rafael
MOTM-900 PSU for sale in Europe
2006-05-09 by Robert Holmström
I have a MOTM-900 PSU complete for sale in the UK/Europe, fully working... Asking £75 + shipping Robert
Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
2006-05-09 by Matthew Hiscock
Hi all, Just wondering: what do you guys do to integrate synths that use unbalanced output levels into your modular? In my case I ve got a sampler and a
Re: [motm] Good trader, jpont@ksu.edu
2006-05-09 by Matthew Hiscock
I can second that - a motm-310 I bought from Jeff just arrived in the mail and it works like a charm. Recommended. ...
Re: [motm] MOTM410
2006-05-08 by Richard Brewster
You mean R68, a 10K that cuts the input level down. You could solder it in from the top, because the holes are plated through. Use the NO CLEAN solder, not