Re: Update
2005-02-11 by tontaub
Hi Paul, ... DX-7? ... well ... got an TX816 ;-) ... YES! I was after such a baby for quite a while but eventually couldn t effort it. I m a fan of this
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Re: Gap between Flat Rails?
2005-02-11 by tontaub
Hi Ben, ... Yeah, Larry s got a lot of highly valuable information on his site. ... This is what I eventually did. Meanwhile I experienced that the slop is big
Re: Gap between Flat Rails?
2005-02-11 by tontaub
Hey Larry, ... good to know! ... That s not much. Wood can t be tailored this accurate (as you say below). ... Adjusting the rails is a breeze - the measures
Re: FW: [motm] Gap between Flat Rails?
2005-02-11 by tontaub
Hi Ken, ... don t laugh at me, but this is a very useful hint! ;-) I just didn t think of it since my prototype frame/box simply doesn t lay flat when
"Wooden Recorder" 440 demo
2005-02-11 by earthtodylan2000
How was this done? Sounds incredible. What what other modules were used? How were they patched? Thanks
Re: [motm] Re: Update
2005-02-11 by Neil Bradley
... Don t forget the MOTM-650! -- Neil
Re: [motm] Re: Update - DSP toolbox
2005-02-11 by Jason Proctor
what s the minimum configuration to get something like this working? given that i m a software hack who is clueless in hardware, i wouldn t mind writing some
Re: [motm] Re: Update - DSP toolbox
2005-02-11 by Paul Schreiber
Errr...don t NEED no stinkin DSP chip. The Spartan 3 *is* the DSP chip AND the 32-bit RISC AND the digital logic :) All at the same time. Paul S.
RE: [motm] Re: Update - DSP toolbox
2005-02-11 by Dave Halliday
I would love to see that too. A general-purpose DSP toolkit might be an interesting platform. Analog has some nice A/Ds coming out soon:
RE: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by John Loffink
Kurzweil s K2000 24 voice VAST architecture was an 80,000 gate ASIC providing the audio processing and a 68000 doing the MIDI/LFOs/Envelope low rate functions.
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by Jason Proctor
the prophet vs has digital oscillators but the rest of the audio path is very analogue (CEM), and arguably filter modelling is still giving VA designers a big
Re: [motm] Re: Update
2005-02-11 by Richard Brewster
1 reset button. Hmm... That s one feature I could live without on my MOTM. But I am starting to see that my no microprocessors in my synth hardline may have
RE: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Whew!! I m not the only old fart here. :-) Larry (squinting at 1280x1024 screen even now). ... From: Mike Estee [mailto:squeeker@homes.retina.net] Failing
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by Overand
You ll notice I used the word most, as in most analog modules you d want from a synth as there will always be more. And I didn t see paul say anywhere
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by Mike Estee
... Failing eyes that missed the VS in prophet VS and invalid assumptions about the synergy. Chill dude, it was a mistake. :) --mikes
Re: Update
2005-02-11 by Mike Estee
... Okay, apparently I need to get with the program! After thinking about it a bit I can think of a digital MOTM module I would absolutely *love* to see. Mix
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-11 by Mike Estee
... That s being a bit presumptuous, I can think of few that are missing. Sorry, I just don t see the utility of a VA (in the classical sense of emulating
RE: [motm] Re: Uber-DIY strikes again
2005-02-11 by Wheaton, Simon
A few more components and he can land on the moon! Simon Canberra AUSTRALIA ... From: srmaietta [mailto:srmaietta@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, 11 February 2005
Re: Uber-DIY strikes again
2005-02-11 by srmaietta
Man... all that money and TIME! for something that pretty much does nothing.. My respect goes out to the guy for such a major DIY accomplishment . . . but .
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-10 by Overand
Am I the only one who lauged here? Analog modelling digital stuff from a company that already provides most analog modules you d want from a synth...
Uber-DIY strikes again
2005-02-10 by Paul Schreiber
http://klabs.org/history/build_agc/ Check out the documentation: the detail is superb and bind-boggling. Paul S. slacker by comparison
Re: [motm] Update
2005-02-10 by Mike Estee
... Please, no analog modeling synths :( I ll buy one of cynthias panels and load up native instruments plugins if I want that. Use the digital domain for what
Re: Update
2005-02-10 by Mike Marsh
The Xilinx stuff sounds really exciting! I m curious to see how others react, but a 1U DX sounds COMPLETELY BITCHIN to me. As does the Cloud Generator and
Re: [motm] Re: Remember MP3.com etc.
2005-02-10 by Neil Bradley
... It s more of an issue of what is less lossy . If I have a CD source and an MP3 source of the same material, why would I ever want to hear the MP3 version?
Re: [motm] Re: Remember MP3.COM, well, it's back!
2005-02-10 by Neil Bradley
... Can you buy online DVDs of music only? I didn t think that DVD-Audio was lossy. I know typical DVD encoding is lossy, too, but then again, I don t buy my
Re: Update
2005-02-10 by coyoteous
http://www.xilinx.com/xlnx/xil_prodcat_landingpage.jsp?title=Spartan-3 Looks like it s good enough for Gibson Guitars Uncle Henry Juszkiewicz (the man who
Update
2005-02-10 by Paul Schreiber
a) my mother-in-law is having major surgery tomorrow AM and so this week has been/will be light on the MOTM aspect. Paul H s family is battling the flu as
RE: [motm] Re: Remember MP3.com etc.
2005-02-10 by J. Larry Hendry
I have a Sony MD player I stick in my pocket that runs for 5 hours on one disk. You know, despite about 50 watts of power and 4 speakers, I cannot tell that
Re: Remember MP3.com etc.
2005-02-10 by paulhaneberg
Although I would never consider MP3s as a substitute for a lossless medium such as a CD, (remembering of course that much recording is done at 24 bits, so it s
Re: Remember MP3.COM, well, it's back!
2005-02-10 by synthbaron
... never, ever ... lossless ... I hope you don t buy DVD s then. Bad MP3 encoding is horrendous, good MP3 encoding is indistinguashable from the CD
Re: [motm] Remember MP3.COM, well, it's back!
2005-02-10 by Neil Bradley
... high quality and MP3 Do not belong in the same sentence. I never, ever will buy any sort of online music UNLESS I can download it in a lossless DRMless
Re: [motm] Sounds at last!
2005-02-10 by Richard Brewster
Most addiction counselors have little experience with module addiction. However you may be able to get help for a hallucinatory drug problem :-D . -Richard B.
Sounds at last!
2005-02-09 by crmatt99
Hi all, I m a new user and just got my power suply. That motm 120 sure makes some cool sounds, especially with my motm320. I can feel the never ending module
Remember MP3.COM, well, it's back!
2005-02-09 by larry@unicode.com
MP3tunes.com PRPlease forgive me for cross-posting this on several groups and the potential off topic of this post. But as someone who consumes a lot more
Re: Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-09 by ivancu@aol.com
Mr. Zimmer looks quite excited about playing his polyphonic Arp 2600 keyboard with both hands. Funny stuff. Wonder how this went down. Hans, we re going
fume extraction
2005-02-09 by Jeffrey Pontius
I have been using an Edsyn fume extractor http://edsyn.com/main.asp?inc=overfume which seems to do a reasonable job of keeping the fumes away from my face as
Forbidden Planet soundtrack interview
2005-02-09 by djbrow54
This is an NPR interview with the Barrons who did the soundtrack for Forbidden Planet. The interview is quite good. I didn t view the videos since I don t
Re: [motm] Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-09 by The Old Crow
I have tinkered with that same GX-1. It is a stage machine, pretty much intended to be played in a live-performance environment. Perhaps this is why it
Re: [motm] Re: Paul Bashing
2005-02-09 by Doug Wellington
I placed another (my third, depending on how you count) order on Jan. 29th and it got here today! I ve ordered analog synth parts from several other
**Scope sold**
2005-02-09 by Paul Schreiber
Thanks to the inquiries, it has a new home. Paul S.
(FS) The scope that MOTM was designed on
2005-02-08 by Paul Schreiber
I m upgrading my analog scope, selling current one. This has *endless historic value* as every MOTM modules was designed and tested using this VERY SCOPE :)
Re: Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by crmatt99
Re: [motm] Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Jeff Laity
You da man! Stills for people who don t want to download the entire 33MB video: http://www.jefflaity.com/misc_pix/video_killed_radio.jpg
Re: [motm] Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Jason Proctor
success - http://www.redfish.net/buggles/video.mpg yes the main keys player is mr downes, but that looks like mr zimmer in the background in the last scene.
Re: [motm] Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Jason Proctor
i m limewiring for it now. if i get one i ll put it up for everyone to see.
Video Killed Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Okay, somebody s gotta dig up a copy of this video! :) Inquiring minds want to know! I haven t seen it in well over a decade, but my memory is only of a few
Re: Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Scott Gibbons
... The Buggles were Downes and Trevor Horn at the helm, but Hans Zimmer and Thomas Dolby were brought in as musicians. Also Warren Cann (from Ultravox), and a
Re: [motm] Re: Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by Neil Bradley
... This quote is false: and teamed up with Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes as The Buggles to produce the worldwide hit, Video Killed the Radio Star... Also
Re: [motm] Re: Paul Praising
2005-02-08 by ivancu@aol.com
MOTM is proof, that: If you build it, they will come. It is also proof that: If take a year to build it, the will still come. To quote an immortal bard (my
Re: Zimmer's Modular
2005-02-08 by analog hell
yes he was! check the video again, thats him at the back on the modular. see: http://www.filmtracks.com/composers/zimmer.shtml google for plenty more. He was