free* cabinet GONE
2006-03-01 by Jason Proctor
thanks to everyone who responded (and thanks to Pete for the 5-pack)
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RE: [motm] LFO synced to MIDI Beat Clock?
2006-03-01 by Mark
I have a Kenton Pro 4 which does produce LFO s synced to MIDI clock. However, it cannot divide the clock down far enough to be all that useful, imho. What I
Re: [motm] Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-03-01 by Kenneth Elhardt
Actually Paul should have put up links to my previous Renaissance demos so people who haven t heard them can determine whether getting the patches to the drum
Re: [motm] Finally! here is some of my music
2006-03-01 by Pete
Really nice tune, japon luvr. Dreamy. Cool stuff. pete ... -- listen to my tunes, http://www.cubanpetemusic.com/12_21_04%20final%20mix.mp3
Finally! here is some of my music
2006-03-01 by wesley_steed
I found out this stuff was allready online so if anyone wants to hear some music my wife and I made it can be found here... http://myspace.com/parkavenuemusic
RE: [motm] LFO synced to MIDI Beat Clock?
2006-03-01 by John Loffink
Your best option for this may be built in LFOs in MIDI-CV converters such as the Encore Expressionist or Kenton Pro-Solo. Analog modular LFOs typically don t
LFO synced to MIDI Beat Clock?
2006-03-01 by Wheaton, Simon
Is there anything available that has LFO outputs as CV that can be synced to MIDI Beat Clock? It would be nice to have something with multiple LFO outputs, all
free*: cabinet for MOTM modules
2006-03-01 by Jason Proctor
the cab in which my first MOTM modules arrived is available free* to anyone who wants to pick it up. it s about 26 wide by 9 deep, one MOTM module high.
Patchbooks now versus later
2006-03-01 by Paul Schreiber
In order to keep this from rapidly getting out of hand: a) at the end of the series I will offer a mailed CDROM of all the patchbooks. The cost will be $20
Re: [motm] Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by Larry David
As more books come out, will the first ones continue to be available, or will only one be available at a time, with the previous ones being discontinued? Larry
Re: [motm] Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by John Laudicina
I paid up last night, I am in for all of them and I know it will be worth every penny. John L ... __________________________________________________ Do You
Re: [motm] Re: Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by THM
I m in too !!! I just sent the money from my PayPal account ghesq.... Paul - I hope you remember my account - I ordered an MOTM 410 and 480 a few weeks ago
Re: more rack pics
2006-02-28 by Charles Osthelder
BITCHIN !!! what a cool piece! Chub ... rack last ... weighs
Re: Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by tontaub
Paul, Ken, this sounds (well, that maybe a pun) really great! I m sure this will be a valuable source of inspiration for _any_ synthesist. Just ordered my
Re: [motm] Re: Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by Greg Amann
... Me too! PLL, BFG
Re: Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by mate_stubb
I m in! Moe http://www.stoogeindustries.com ... anywhere ... each time there ... is used
Re: [motm] Re: Glurp without infringement
2006-02-28 by thomas white
Nice one Moe, that s exactly what I am talking about. I got a really cool patch going with only VCO s and 1 LFO I will try and record to share tomorrow. Fun
Re: [motm] Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by Scott K Warren
I have too, and I m in for all the ones to come. Everybody please support this! -- skw
Alternate Patchbook payments
2006-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
If you don t have/want a PayPal account: a) you can mail me the $10 (cash ok, PO money order OK) The address is on the cover of every manual. b) you can charge
Re: [motm] Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by john mahoney
Great! I ve anted up and I hope there s enough interest for this to succeed. -- john
Ken Elhardt's Patchbook Series
2006-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
Ken & I have worked out an agreement that will allow him to share some of his remarkable patches with us. This is a LOT OF WORK on his part, something that
OT: Behringer fined $1M
2006-02-28 by KA4HJH
The equipment found to be in violation of the FCC rules includes audio processors, equalizers, mic preamps, sample-rate converters, mixers, amplifiers and
Re: Glurp without infringement
2006-02-28 by mate_stubb
That patch sounds pretty complex, doesn t it? Nothing could be further from the truth. You are listening to only 3 modules - 2 MOTM-440s and 1 MOTM-480. The
Re: [motm] Re: Glurp without infringement
2006-02-28 by Geoff
Man, nothing like a little MOTM-list glorp listening to make me feel like one hell of a mediocre amateur! =] Clearly I need more VCAs, and a 410... erm,
Re: Glurp without infringement
2006-02-28 by mate_stubb
I was inspired to do a little glurpin and glorpin this evening. Results are here: http://www.hotrodmotm.com/sounds/glorps.mp3 Moe
Re: Polyphony in your systems
2006-02-28 by Mike Marsh
I use my modular this way all the time - I have a taste for simple electronic timbres in a chamber setting. It doesn t matter to me if that s conventional or
Re: [motm] Glurp without infringement
2006-02-27 by Scott Juskiw
... The secret is in the modulation. I m not talking about a single LFO feeding something. I m talking about 3 or 4 voltage-controlled LFOs in a tangled mess
Re: [motm] Polyphony in your systems
2006-02-27 by Scott Juskiw
... Somewhere between 8 and 12. But I don t use my modular synth for creating basic VCO-VCF-VCA type sounds. There are lots of other synths that can do this
Re: [motm] Polyphony in your systems
2006-02-27 by Greg Amann
Yes. Toooo conventional. Get some sound mangling and CV mushing into that system young man! ;-) PLL, BFG
Glurp without infringement
2006-02-27 by thomas white
Hi again, Can anyone give me some tips on patching to get that, and don t flame me for this, *Robert Rich-ish* patch animation? I know from talking with Robert
Re: [motm] Polyphony in your systems
2006-02-27 by ac
that s a very conventional way to think of a synthesiser - especially a modular. curious. ac
Polyphony in your systems
2006-02-27 by thomas white
Hi all, How many voices do you typically have in your system? I am not talking about a synth voice plus a drum voice plus a drone, I mean real VCO-VCF-VCA
Re: [motm] Update - Pulse Divider
2006-02-27 by thomas white
Hey Paul, Great news about the Pulse Divider and the MIDI/CV. I already have my MIDI/CV on order and am very ecited about the Pulse Divider as well. I can t
Re: [motm] Update
2006-02-27 by Robert van der Kamp
... A series even! :) Since it s delivered in PDF format, aren t you guys worried about illegal copies that will no doubt appear on the net? Okay, a book can
Re: [motm] Update
2006-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
... PDF, not necessarily *free*, though :) Cost TBD. ... Of the switcher? It s custom made in Taiwan. Paul S.
Re: [motm] Re: more rack pics
2006-02-27 by Mike Estee
... thx ;) actually, it s going to have a swirl brush finish unless i make friends with someone who s got a chrome plater that can handle something that size.
Re: more rack pics
2006-02-27 by paulhaneberg
OOOOOOH! Chrome plate that baby (assuming it s steel and not aluminum) If it s aluminum polish and anodize it. Looks great! I d think about casters too. Paul
more rack pics
2006-02-27 by Mike Estee
my adventures in silly modular rack enclosures continue. i ve been working on my welding and design skills and built the following rack last week:
Re: [motm] Update
2006-02-27 by Mike Estee
... wow. this is awesome! pdf, html, hardcover? ... part number? :D --mikes
Update
2006-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
a) Website moving from Florida to San Jose seems to all be working. b) received new module photos in super-hi res. Will add to website, ordering page and will
RE: [motm] Weekend '420 skill-tester.
2006-02-27 by Adam Schabtach
About ICs - am I right in thinking U3A would be the side of the IC with the little circular dimple and U3B the other side? The general-case answer is not
Re: [motm] Weekend '420 skill-tester.
2006-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
It s virtually impossible to fix this sort of thing without having the unit in front of me. It could be 1 of 100 things. I will say that 99.999% of the time, I
Re: [motm] Weekend '420 skill-tester.
2006-02-25 by Matthew Hiscock
Nope, haven t heard from Paul yet. *hint* *hint* ... I ve done the hold-up-to-the-light trick, actually - looks fine - and I ve checked the obvious stuff like
Re: [motm] Weekend '420 skill-tester.
2006-02-25 by Geoff
On the off chance that paul hasn t helped you out already (he s darn good at this, helped me track down the problem I had with my MOTM-300, which was, of
Re: [motm] Re: MOTM & me turn up....
2006-02-25 by Geoff
Well, there is the fact that cleaned studio will get Messy Again(tm) but a dirty studio will get Even Messier(tm) -Geoff, who is living and working in Even
Re: [motm] Re: VC LAG
2006-02-25 by Geoff
That is actually not the proper behavior of these inputs. The CV inputs are the equivalent of turning the up, down, up/down pots themselves. there s a
Re: [motm] gate processor preview
2006-02-25 by Geoff
This is un-freaking-believable. Imagine setting up your synth so that your delay effects (which i GROSSLY) overuse are a totally different voice, or are the
Re: [motm] Re: VC LAG
2006-02-25 by Geoff
That is actually not the proper behavior of these inputs. The CV inputs are the equivalent of turning the up, down, up/down pots themselves. there s a
Re: [motm] off topic: microkorg for ms2000
2006-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
... If you feel compelled to need to sell a non-MOTM item to synthesizer people , use www.harmony-central.com. Paul S.
off topic: microkorg for ms2000
2006-02-25 by brownchonald
Hey, Sorry for posting this here, guys. I just don t know any other synthesizer people. Does anyone out there have a Korg MS2000 that they d want to trade for