Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Scott Juskiw
... I m very interested in a sophisticated MOTM-quality S&H. I like Richard s suggestions, particularly the clock edge selector (I m always having to invert a
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Re: Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Mike Marsh
Yes, please absolutely! This would be killer, just what I was thinking about with some cool additions... Yeah! ... parts). Still ... *infinite* hold ... be
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Richard Brewster
I use a Wiard/Blacet Miniwave for quantizing. It is 8-bit but it works fine for 12-note chromatic scales. That s all we re talking about here with the
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Richard Brewster
You could really do all that!? Wow. I don t need more noise sources. -Richard Brewster
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Greg Amann
I agree with Richard s suggestion and Paul s. I have noise, I need more S/H! Would buy 2 S/H immediately. And an envelope follower. PLL, BFG
FW: [motm] Re: Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Tkacs, Ken
SOU! Yes! ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of mate_stubb Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 11:05 AM To:
RE: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Adam Schabtach
... Is that adequate for digitizing pitch-control voltages? --Adam
RE: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Adam Schabtach
... That s what I d vote for. I already have a CGS Digital Noise generator and a MOTM 101. That seems to be enough noise for me. --Adam
Re: Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by mate_stubb
I d like to see an ASR type module combined with a SOU type module in 2U. If I had to choose between ASR (or DSR I guess), LFO control feature, and SOU
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I like S/H units and think every modular should have several. I can see the need for more than one *type* of noise in a modular (ie, white, pink, brown, very
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Paul Haneberg
Why not make it 2U and include everything? I m up for 2. Paul H. ... From: Paul Schreiber To: Richard Brewster
FW: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Tkacs, Ken
Personally, I d be fine with a dedicated multistage S&H module. How many would I have to buy to make an audio delay line? :) ... Maybe Richard s ideas into
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Paul Schreiber
Maybe Richard s ideas into *just* a S&H module? (no noise generation). then you can fit 2 pots and 8 jacks for the S&H features. Paul S.
Re: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Richard Brewster
Yay! I ll take two. Now to discuss... Digital noise and digital sampling is perfect. Great idea. Not sure of the value of a normal/shift switch. Why would
FW: [motm] Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Tkacs, Ken
I m interested! ... Thinking of a 1U wide, new noise/S&H module. Bad news: not a full kit, the pcb would be pre-soldered (teeny SMT parts). Still have to wire
Interest in a MOTM-102 module?
2005-12-29 by Paul Schreiber
Thinking of a 1U wide, new noise/S&H module. Bad news: not a full kit, the pcb would be pre-soldered (teeny SMT parts). Still have to wire it up, though :)
Poking my head up for a sec.....
2005-12-29 by Paul Schreiber
Christmas is officially over tomorrow (taking down the tree, wife returning all the presents my sisters gave her). I got pretty much what I wanted (Quake 4,
Re: [motm] Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by Scott Juskiw
... I have a MUUB circuit that does full wave rectification, and another that does lagging. Also, there is a MUUB comparator (or two) on the breadboard at this
Re: [motm] Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by The Old Crow
If I can ever get the filter EG done, it has an end of cycle trigger. Crow /**/
Re: Another New/OLD Module Idea - KE/JJP
2005-12-29 by coyoteous
Well being that this newsgroup is more of a Keith Emerson kind of place (I m still trying to figure that one out, Dana*) and KE didn t need no stinkin
Re: Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by Mike Marsh
A comparator, huh? Hmmm...I have a couple of MUUBs...maybe I ll cook something up... ... Will it ... positive ... available
Re: [motm] Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by Richard Brewster
I m waiting for the MOTM-810 VC EG, which has cycling features. Will it have an end-of-cycle output? For an envelope follower, if you have any type of Full
Re: [motm] Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by David Moylan
You could probably add this to an existing 800 by tapping the voltage which sets it into release and then using a comparator to measure the output voltage.
RE: [motm] Another New Module Idea
2005-12-29 by Tony Karavidas
The UEG does that. http://www.encoreelectronics.com/UEGManual2.pdf (page 7) Tony ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike
Another New Module Idea
2005-12-28 by Mike Marsh
OK, again probably not new. I d like to see a envelope generator that will send a trigger when the envelope has finished its cycle. That way you could hook the
Re: [sdiy] Should GaTech go bananas?
2005-12-27 by Greg Amann
Dude: Sounds like a sweet course. I took an electronic music course back in 1982 when in the EE program at U of Waterloo here in Canada. My first experience
Modular Synth Demonstration
2005-12-27 by thomas white
Hey all, www.naturalrhythmmusic.com/Modular Space Groove.mp3 Here is a mono due to size demo I made of my MOTM & Co. modular for a friend of mine to show him
Re: [motm] Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-26 by Jason Proctor
notice that i m not ragging on the 190 at all - i m only questioning the logic of having to buy ringmods in order to buy VCAs.
I'm lovin the 480
2005-12-26 by mate_stubb
I finally took the opportunity to sit down and build my 480 kits yesterday and today. After firing them up I ve gotta say, me likee lots! They have a nice
Re: [motm] Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by Richard Brewster
I will defend the MOTM-190 a bit here. The A section with the ring modulator works fine as a regular VCA in the Linear mode. While lacking the VC
Re: [motm] Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by Jason Proctor
can i put a vote in for some modules to be even more vanilla than they are now? at the moment, i m short VCAs, and the only way to get more is to buy more
Re: [motm] Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by Paul Schreiber
a) Merry Christmas everyone! b) Over the last 3 years, my focus has been on *shipping* more than designing. However, the next 18 months will be a flip-flop:
Re: [motm] Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by jloffink@austin.rr.com
Six modules in one year would be alot for MOTM, especially considering the complexity of the ones listed. I d be very happy to see the following this year, and
Re: eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by mate_stubb
But first: MOTM-650 Midi to CV MOTM-600 Sequencer Moe http://www.hotrodmotm.com http://www.wiseguywynth.com ... I saw
eggnog and dancing module fairies
2005-12-25 by groovyshaman
Have some dancing module fairies in my head... and before they left I saw the following visions for 2006: MOTM-130 Dual Pan/Fade VCA MOTM-450 Fixed Filter Bank
Merry Christmas to alll
2005-12-24 by paulhaneberg
Merry Christmas to everyone! Paul Haneberg
Merry Christmas
2005-12-24 by JH.
Merry Christmas, everyone ! JH.
FS/T: some motm modules
2005-12-24 by Jason Proctor
motm-110 ringmod/vca - $150 motm-700 dual vc router - $200 excluding shipping from oakland, ca willing to trade for other motm/oakley modules, assembled or
Happy Holidys
2005-12-23 by jan961
Wishing everyone a Happy Hoiday. Best Regards jan
Jean Jacques Perrey and me
2005-12-23 by Dana Countryman
Hi All, I know this newsgroup is more of a Keith Emerson kind of place, but I thought I d mention that Jean Jacques Perrey and I will be performing a rare
Re: Mine and other people's business
2005-12-23 by Mike Marsh
Yup, that pretty much squares with my experience... ... particularly ... maybe 5 ... across this ... inquiries were ... the wild and ... whatever, off into ...
Re: [motm] Mine and other people's business
2005-12-22 by eiii@aol.com
I detect some testiness here. Unfortunate. I haven t been particularly active in MOTM circles lately, but I do remember my 1st experiences, maybe 5 yrs.
Re: Since it is slow..
2005-12-22 by Mike Marsh
Hi John - Look in the Files section for Patch Journal. There is one patch there that I use a lot. It s a simple idea, but it works pretty well... Mike
Since it is slow..
2005-12-22 by John Laudicina
Merry Christmas to All and A Happy New Year. I was wondering and I know their are others who are affraid to ask... You gurus out there and I know their are
Re: [motm] Re: Free online BBC tv doc 'The history of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop' Must watch!
2005-12-22 by Larry David
Windows Media Player chokes on this file whenever I try to stream it - no matter what buffer settings, etc. I have. I d really like to watch it - the first 1
Re: Free online BBC tv doc 'The history of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop' Must watch!
2005-12-22 by djbrow54
Just open up the top level URL. The file is in there as http://fatbaron.com/SENDMONEYFORGIGS-alchemistsofsound.wmv I grabbed this some time ago. Really a
Re: [motm] Free online BBC tv doc 'The history of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop' Must watch!
2005-12-22 by KA4HJH
... The requested URL /alchemistsofsound.wmv was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an
double posting? (was Re: Zeroscillator...)
2005-12-21 by john mahoney
Not sure why my message got posted twice, but I certainly didn t re-post it. (Obviously some gremlins in the system -- question is, which system? ;-) Thanks
New release with all MOTM.
2005-12-21 by earthtodylan2000
Hello, I ve just released a new limited CDR single of some music. It s only available at Ooga Booga stores in Los Angeles and the mini store in NYC(until
RE: [motm] Re: mine and other peoples business..
2005-12-21 by Paul Haneberg
I guess I m Paul II so I ll chime in. It would be nearly impossible to put together the sort of projection you suggest. Why? Because so many parts are common