Re: [motm] Amps/PAs for live synth music
2005-05-31 by Greg Amann
Assuming you don t roam, and I take this to be a good assumption given your equipment list, in-ear monitoring is my preferred choice. It is relatively cheap,
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Re: [motm] Re: Off Topic Posts
2005-05-31 by Larry David
Wow, this list is great - so far no flame war, only more reasoned discussion... ... Few things: first, this is an example of how ideas (and life in general,
Re: [motm] Amps/PAs for live synth music
2005-05-31 by Jason Proctor
i ve always been unsatisfied with the sound of keyboard amps. to me they sound boomy, coloured, and lacking in faithful high end. of course, if you want rawk,
Amps/PAs for live synth music
2005-05-31 by Larry David
Well since I delurked, I ll post one more before I relurk. :) Like many of you, I m in a band, and we have recently started playing bigger shows (with an
Re: Off Topic Posts
2005-05-31 by paulhaneberg
It was I who made the original comment questioning why we would have evolved an innate response to music. This was in response to comments about what each of
voxglitch?
2005-05-31 by Mike Estee
Y all, Any played with these little voxglitch modules? http://www.voxglitch.com/ --mikes
Re: Off topic posts, Analog synth CD
2005-05-31 by Mike Marsh
A reasoned post, indeed. That is why I objected to the original - not the content per se, but it s potential to turn a quiet oasis into a bombed out hulk :)
Re: Testing modules and DIY stuff
2005-05-31 by Mike Marsh
Just so! ... Money ... (Damn,
Off topic posts, Analog synth CD
2005-05-31 by Larry David
... I think most of us see the practicality of limiting the discussion on this list to MOTM - or at least to synth related things in general, like the patch
Re: [motm] Re: Testing modules and DIY stuff
2005-05-31 by Greg Amann
Testing in situ would remove the need for a bench power supply! Money that could be better used to send Paul s wife on that well deserved spa weekend (read:
Re: Testing modules and DIY stuff
2005-05-31 by Mike Marsh
I test in situ . My scope is right next to my rig, though truth (and I know truth is relative) be told is use it mostly for the pretty waveforms : My most
Testing modules and DIY stuff
2005-05-31 by Greg Amann
How do you more experienced MOTMers test new modules and DIY stuff? Do you test them in situ or do you have a benchtop rig? Does the module go to the scope
Was: Re: [motm] Patch Book
2005-05-31 by Mike Marsh
I agree. This is inappropriate. Mike
Was: Re: [motm] Patch Book
2005-05-31 by mbedtom@aol.com
In a message dated 5/30/2005 10:54:50 PM Central Standard Time, ... Politics and religion are forbidden subjects on this list for obvious reasons. We live in
Re: [motm] Patch Book
2005-05-31 by elhardt@att.net
Note that I am not getting e-mails from this list. If this remains permanent, then my participation in on this board is going to be severly limited. Let s
Re: [motm] Sculpture
2005-05-31 by Paul Schreiber
... The lead sound on Track 1 and the distorted organ on the last track are Sculpture. Paul S.
RE: [motm] Sculpture
2005-05-31 by Adam Schabtach
... It s a software synthesizer that comes with Logic 7. It s based on physical-modeling algorithms. --Adam
Sculpture
2005-05-30 by Harry Dibrell
On Robert Rich s latest cd Echo of Small Things , he lists Sculpture as an insrument used. Does anyone know what this is? Harry D
Re: [motm] Vocoder
2005-05-30 by elhardt@att.net
... don t want to get a vintage one... any suggestions anyone?
FS: MOTM-940 and 2U Blank Panel
2005-05-30 by alt-mode
Hi Folks, I received some assembled modules from Paul last week (yea!) and I needed to make some room in my system so the following are available for immediate
RE: [motm] Vocoder?
2005-05-29 by Adam Schabtach
I happened to be at one of the first trade shows at which the Warp Factory was demoed, and I happened to have recently built the Pluggo vocoders, so I
Re: [motm] 19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by Scott K Warren
Yeow, I m gonna start shopping at Musician s Friend! -- skw
RE: [motm] 19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by Dave Halliday
Middle Atlantic and Raxxess have great products. Scott mentioned getting some 10U rails for $29. Musicians Friend has the Middle Atlantic 10U rails for
RE: [motm] 19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by Dave Halliday
Middle Atlantic and Raxxess have great products. Scott mentioned getting some 10U rails for $29. Musicians Friend has the Middle Atlantic 10U rails for
FS: Kenton Pro/2 MIDI to CV converter
2005-05-29 by Jeff Laity
I have a Kenton Pro/2 MIDI to CV two-channel converter that I m selling. This is a great, inexpensive way to interface CV gear to your MIDI sequencing system.
I am not AWOL
2005-05-29 by J. Larry Hendry
While it may seem I have been unresponsive (not like me) I am actually here. I have been working extremely long hours and have had zero time for anything synth
RE: [motm] 19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by J. Larry Hendry
Most all the music mail order catalogs sell these at great prices. However, they do not normally put such non-sexy items in the catalogs. In fact I have some
Re: [motm] 19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by Scott K Warren
I ve bought a few things from these guys and they are prompt and reliable. Last week I got a pair of 10U high rails for $29 and they re pretty nice.
19" rackmount side bits.
2005-05-29 by Greg Amann
I am looking for a source of the actual vertical racks that gear screws into. I need these to build into custom 19 rackmount enclosures. They are typically
Frequency Shifter Comparison
2005-05-28 by chad_kettering
Hello I was wondering if anyone has had experience with both the Encore FS and the Modcan FS. Trying to decide which one to add to my system for audio
Re: [motm] Vocoder?
2005-05-28 by imorpheusl@aol.com
I have 4 vocoders in my setup - an electrix warp factory (24 band), korg microkorg (8 band), novation k-station (12 band), and native instruments Vokator (up
Re: Transistors help
2005-05-28 by marcin_grzelak
... NPN
Re: [motm] Transistors help
2005-05-28 by Paul Schreiber
Yes. Paul S ... From: marcin_grzelak To: Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 7:40 AM Subject: [motm] Transistors
Transistors help
2005-05-28 by marcin_grzelak
HELP !! I ve lost three 2N3904 NPN transistors for MOTMs-800. I ve just found by Mouser such item under part number 511-2N3904 NPN (STMicroelectronics).Is this
Is Music Hardwired? (was Patch Book)
2005-05-28 by paulhaneberg
There have been a lot of recent studies that seem to indicate that music is hardwired into the brain. There have, for instance, been studies that show that
Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
poly not ploy Sorry - you can tell what my keyboard skils are. That s OK: I m a guitarist! ... thumping we ... does ... because it ... like ... judge ...
Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
The 730 was designed for you, then, Greg! It s all about rhythms, ploy and otherwise... ... rhythm as ... with ... Magma.
Re: [motm] Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Greg Amann
Unlike Paul H, I am primarily interested in rhythm (which makes sense since I am a drummer). I do not confuse rhythm with the 4/4 thumping we hear on the radio
Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
And, by the way Paul H, anybody that can articulate what you have in your post ABSOLUTELY has stuff to contribute to patch-of-the-week beyond
Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
Thank you thank you thank you! This is what I was hoping would come of my earlier post. I am intensely interested in why/how/what other people do in
Re: Patch Book
2005-05-27 by paulhaneberg
That was a great post by Mike. I thought maybe I would explain as well what I am after with my synth, since it is somewhat different than what Mike does. My
Patch Book
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
Hi All - The patch book idea is terrific - I would gladly contribute. In fact, this weekend I will cook up a couple of (what I think are) cool things and put
Re: [motm] Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-27 by Scott Juskiw
... Does this include a JH PolyKorg clone?
RE: [motm] Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-27 by scott@rosetta.com
Vocoder Lite! I ll buy one. (Or maybe the big one, if I win the lottery before it s done.) skw ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On
Re: [motm] Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-27 by john mahoney
A 7-band circuit board could be used to build 7, 14, or 21 (or beyond...) band vocoders. The modular approach, dare I say? ;-) If the filters are adequately
Re: [motm] Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-27 by Paul Schreiber
... Vocoder $2800 Vocoder Lite $700 The Vocoder (big) is for me and JH and a few friends :) Then I could do a Lite version for the masses. Paul S.
Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-27 by ithaib
Very nice demoes indeed... but $2800?! poof... I m sure there would be a lot of buyers if there was a lite version for around $500-$600, no? Would that mean
Re: Current voting......
2005-05-27 by Mike Marsh
I care...or I wouldn t have posted
Re: [motm] Current voting......
2005-05-27 by Richard Brewster
Anybody else besides me that really does not care whether it s a bag-o-resistors or pre-stuffed? I just want the module! Let s see, this was the MOTM-810? I
Re: Vocoder?
2005-05-26 by Greg James
I, for one would find a way to pop for the full-blown 21 bander. Can you imagine the tweaking with that one! I bet I could turn my dog s barking into the