Re: [motm] Ribbon Controller
2005-07-29 by Dino Leone
I can only agree with Michael! I too would be very much interested in a ribbon controller. I was just (again) drooling over Old Crow s Yamaha CS-80 page
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Re: [motm] VC-ADSR
2005-07-29 by Paul Schreiber
It has lots of parts! If I can, it will be a regular kit. Looks 50-50 right now. Paul S. ... From: Jason Proctor To: MOTM
Re: [motm] VC-ADSR
2005-07-29 by Jason Proctor
kewl - did i hear a rumour somewhere that it would be SMT?
Re: [motm] VC-ADSR
2005-07-29 by Paul Schreiber
In schematic capture phase, will have prototypes in Sept. 2U wide module, VC of all stages, LED on the output and can BURST or CYCLE (like a LFO). Paul S. ...
VC-ADSR
2005-07-29 by Jason Proctor
what s the story on the VC-ADSR? tx j
Re: [motm] Re: Variable-slope and other hp filters.
2005-07-29 by Paul Schreiber
Not this year, but in the pipeline for next year (along with the Oberheim SEM filter with VC Output Morphing). Paul S. ... From: Matthew Hiscock To: MOTM-list
Re: [motm] Re: Variable-slope and other hp filters.
2005-07-29 by Matthew Hiscock
Now *that* is very cool indeed. Exactly the type of thing I was looking for. And the freq graphs are great too. Was the MOTM version expected in the fall?
Ribbon Controller
2005-07-29 by tontaub
Hi All, after yesterdays rehearsal I m pretty sure that a nice ribbon controller is a necessary addition to my setup. I did a quick archive search and found
Stooge orders and such
2005-07-29 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, as of today, EVERYTHING that has been ordered and paid for has been shipped. The only exception is those of you who have paid your cable invoices. CABLES:
Re: Greetings
2005-07-29 by mate_stubb
Welcome, Chad! Just a word of warning - this stuff can get quite addicting! If you decide to get into expanding your synth via DIY, check out my website for
Re: Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-29 by mate_stubb
Quick source of DC in a standard MOTM system: Take the output of a spare MOTM-800 EG, unplug any Gate or Trigger inputs, and vary the SUSTAIN knob - you ll get
Re: Variable-slope and other hp filters.
2005-07-29 by mate_stubb
Since Jurgen designs filters for MOTM, a quick look on his site finds a variable slope hpf in his Moog style modular project. I ll bet this filter would be
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-29 by john mahoney
No apology needed! This discussion gave me a reason put the info online, which will surely prove useful to others. -- john ... From: Greg Amann To:
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-29 by Greg Amann
This is an apology for using bandwidth. I asked a question 2 days ago to which I had the solution already, but forgot. I have since built up my MOTM 830 and
Greetings
2005-07-29 by Chad
Just a short note to say hello to the community here. I will soon be taking the plunge into MOTM modular madness, and am looking forward to it. chad
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-29 by john mahoney
Want to build a voltage source? It just so happens that I once got some good info on this very subject from Larry Hendry. I asked Larry if I could post it, and
Variable-slope and other hp filters.
2005-07-29 by Matthew Hiscock
Hi all, I was looking through the archives and came across mention of the MOTM 430 Variable Slope HPF, which looks really attractive (the 810 looks great too,
Re: Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-28 by ach_gott
I have to say that it was with a heavy heart that I learned of Tony s retirement from the module production game. I wonder whether it is still plausible for
Re: [motm] mid-week Update
2005-07-28 by Richard Brewster
I plan to order both the 650 and 730. But the 730 is not on the order form yet. -Richard Brewster
Re: [motm] mid-week Update
2005-07-28 by xamboldt
In the 300 manual I have, 7/25/99 revision, page 16, the steps are listed in the exact opposite order of what you wrote below. The very last step of the
Re: [motm] mid-week Update
2005-07-28 by synth1@airmail.net
... You tightened the 4 pcb mounting screws (to the black bracket) first. You need to do this *after* you tighten the panel pots. In the older manuals, I will
Re: [motm] mid-week Update
2005-07-28 by xamboldt
While you re updating the manuals, you might want to add a warning (however obvious it seems to me in hindsight) to prevent people from making the same
Re: [motm] Soldering Iron temp, did I screw up.....
2005-07-28 by Chris //
Thanks for the info, the PDF does not say 850F, it just lists the Weller WP35P as an option for a soldering iron, I will look into a new tip before I look into
Re: [motm] Soldering Iron temp, did I screw up.....
2005-07-28 by synth1@airmail.net
... I m sorry if it says 850F in the PDF (Don t have it handy, I m out of the office), but 700F is correct. Most Wellers only need a $6 new tip replacement,
Re: [motm] Soldering Iron temp, did I screw up.....
2005-07-28 by Scott E.
Chris, The only issue would be if you held heat too long against a component. 700 degrees is kind of a standard temp for most irons. Higher tip temps are no
Soldering Iron temp, did I screw up.....
2005-07-28 by Chris //
Alright so I picked up a WP35 soldering iron (850F) like stated in the motm PDF, built 2x800 ADSR and a 420VCF (havent booted them up yet as I am waiting for
RE: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-28 by J. Larry Hendry
This kind of stuff is just ultra simple op amp circuits and ohms law. Pick up any book (even the cheap paperbacks at Radio Shack) on Op amps and you will be
mid-week Update
2005-07-28 by Paul Schreiber
Ok, boys and girls, it s time to finally ship the MOTM-485! The first 30 kits will ship from me while Paul H. is goofing off in Canada on his vacation . Which
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-28 by Pete
Yes please! I would be very happy to purchase building info. pete www.cubanpetemusic.com ... -- listen to my tunes,
RE: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by scott@rosetta.com
I for one would be happy to pay whatever Tony thinks is fair for the right to build personal-use modules from the schematics, part lists, board layouts, and
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by Wood
Are you actually going out of the modular scene? If so maybe you could provide schematics and instructions for those who may need this sort of thing. For a fee
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by Oakley Sound
... Sorry but they have all gone. It would have done the trick too. Tony
Re: [motm] [OT] Stooge Larry was busy today
2005-07-27 by Michael Zacherl (aka TonTaub)
... oh, but you re right he did! this is just what happend on the other end of the power line since all fuses at the load side were obviously way too slow!
Re: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by Paul Schreiber
... audio = log 50K or 100K OK CV = lineat 25K to 100K OK ... MOTM-830 :) Paul S.
RE: [motm] Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by Greg James
Greg, Unless I m mistaken, for #1, The MOTM 830 Audio/CV mixer is what you want. And for #2, Tony Allgood (Oakley Sound) might still have some Control 3 boards
Attenuators and voltage sources
2005-07-27 by Greg Amann
So now that I have been fiddleing with my modules for a bit I find the need for 2 things: 1.- knobs to attenuate things like modulation sources. I could be
Re: [motm] Sequencer
2005-07-26 by Ben Vehorn
Yes, but that s incredibly deceptive. With sequence chaining and cross-modulation it s possible to turn those 8 step sequences into really long evolving
Re: [motm] Sequencer
2005-07-26 by Miguel Mendoza
Thanks Ben the Signal Arts looks very interesting although only 8 steps... ... From: Ben Vehorn To: motm@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 11:40 PM
Re: [motm] Sequencer
2005-07-26 by Ben Vehorn
http://www.signalarts.ca/ The Signal Arts sequencer fits the bill and is pretty awesome. It has 3 channels of cv/gate and you can use them independently as a
have you seen NASAs new synth?
2005-07-26 by Mike Estee
It s called Saturn and it s really, really, really, vintage... http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassini/multimedia/pia07966.html --mikes
Re: [motm] Ooops, wrong subject: Scope help!
2005-07-26 by Paul Schreiber
Unless you can get it done for
RE: [motm] Ooops, wrong subject: Scope help!
2005-07-26 by Greg James
Well, For better or worse, I put a bid in last night for the Tek 2464 below and got it for $349! (Tony, if I missed that one, I think I would have gone your
Re: [motm] Sequencer try FAT
2005-07-26 by jhaible@debitel.net
I have one too, and I love it. No fancy menues. Instead, very interactive . That s the sequencer I used for daphne .
Re: [motm] [OT] Stooge Larry was busy today
2005-07-26 by Les Mizzell
... Ohh - I thought Paul was testing a new power supply or something there for a minute... -- ... Les Mizzell
RE: [motm] [OT] Stooge Larry was busy today
2005-07-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I ve seen this one before. It has been around a while. I did not download (I m up to 26K tonight) Sigh... But I recognize the first frame. The beginning
[OT] Stooge Larry was busy today
2005-07-26 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.powerlineman.com/downloads/Transformer%20Failure.mpeg YIKES! Paul S.
fs : motm 950 power supply kit
2005-07-26 by davevosh@aol.com
hello to all - purchased for a project that didn`t come about, so - for sale : motm 950 power supply kit - $95 thanks - best, dave
Re: [motm] Ooops, wrong subject: Scope help!
2005-07-26 by Paul Schreiber
a) there is no better analog scope than a 2465, except a 2465B :) b) the readout intensity is turned all the way down, so I can t see what the sweep setting
Ooops, wrong subject: Scope help!
2005-07-26 by Greg James
... From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Greg James Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 9:38 PM To: motm@yahoogroups.com Cc: Paul
RE: [motm] P5 sold
2005-07-26 by Greg James
Paul, Anyone, If you re out here!: I m seriously thinking about getting a scope. The following eBay auction lists a Tek 2465 for $350. The listing says the