Re: VC Divider opinion
2004-08-07 by Mike Marsh
#4 - step in 5/12 for fourths ... (sorry, I ... have ... select 3 ... sketched ... /N to ... to /32 ... Rich to ... be used
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Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by Mike Marsh
Uh, what CV Pulse Divider? ... derailed by ... Hardly any ... TTL edges).
Re: [motm] VC Divider opinion
2004-08-07 by ixqy@aol.com
... Wouldn t that would be half steps? :-) Andrew
RE: [motm] VC Divider opinion
2004-08-07 by John Loffink
#3 - step in 7/12 of a volt, to step in fifths. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer
RE: [motm] Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by John Loffink
John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com Off
VC Divider opinion
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
Yes, I m blowing the dust off the VC Pulse Divider project today (sorry, I need a diversion from kitting/shipping/soldering/endless loop). Also, I have had
Re: [motm] Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
74Fxxx logic *never* worked. I think many TTL design carrers were derailed by those awful things. The VC Pulse Divider will have 74ABT244 drivers on the
RE: [motm] Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by Bob Colwell
Back in the 1980 s, the entire industry s TTL, at least in the DIP packages, became buggy due to ground bounce. At a minisupercomputer startup called
URL error
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
OK, try: www.synthtech.com/demo/485_sine.mp3 Paul S.
Demo of IM distortion in GX-1 VCF
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
The diode filter in the GX-1 VCF (MOTM-485) exhibits severe IM (intermodulation) distortion (around 22%!) at mid-to-high resonance settings. Here is a simple
Re: [motm] Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
... I suppose part of it is recalling I paid $6700 for a Zeos 386 case/motherboard, 1 floppy, a Video7 VGA card (first card that could really do 1024 x 768), a
Re: YASDWB
2004-08-07 by charlesosthelder
I guess this is better than going postal. Still, I think to myself, 8 years of college for *this*?! Chub - deeply analog ... size of a
Panel Progress report...
2004-08-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Just got word form our printer. He writes that all of the old screen design panels have been printed. He is now printing the new design panels. We had many
YASDWB
2004-08-07 by Paul Schreiber
Yet another SuperDigital WhizBang www.kontron.com look at the DIMM-PC/LITE, and entire 100Mhz, 486 computer the size of a business card. About $89ea in
Re: [motm] Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-07 by J. Larry Hendry
I have some VERY nice white face Westinghouse panel meters that were made in 1934. I have one voltmeter and one ammeter. They are too big (about 5 round)
Re: [motm] Howdy
2004-08-06 by Wood
welcome i am new as well. just finished my power supply and will be getting to work on my 420 soon. have fun. eric ... From: phzzzit To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Re: [motm] Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by Richard Brewster
I ll bet Larry Hendry could hook that to his MOTM somehow. Especially as one of those meters reads 0 to 115 Kilovolts! -Richard Brewster
Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by ivancu2
... I think every MOTM setup needs a COMPENSATOR meter. I know I do! Ivan
Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by djbrow54
In college I rebuilt a Picker MASH X-ray machine and took quite a few x-rays with it. I did a lot of electronics equipment and got photos of the pcb traces,
Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by ivancu@aol.com
... More appropriate would be to say that there s got to be something we can do with this thing: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3832217189
Re: the last yard
2004-08-06 by djbrow54
I m driving a Carver PM-600 amp so I build an output module specifically for it. I always want a foot pedal volume so I used one of the Charlie Lamm / EDN VCA
Howdy
2004-08-06 by phzzzit
Just saying howdy - I m new. I m getting my first load of MOTM parts from Paul any day now. It ll take me a while to put everything together - so I won t be
Re: [motm] the last yard
2004-08-06 by John Neilson
... An output module would still be a nice option. I typically don t track through my board, but rather through a preamp/limiter/A- D pathway. A module
Re: New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by charlesosthelder
Hmmm...too small to be a good paperweight. The edges are too sharp for the dog to fetch. Operating my synth over Bluetooth kind of defeats the purpose,
Re: [motm] New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by J. Larry Hendry
That s exactly the kind of thinking that led to much of the crap on the market today. Now forget that nonsense and get back to analog modules. :) Larry ...
Re: [motm] New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by Neil Bradley
... As long as I don t have to run Linux on it. ;-) I worked with the PXA255 @ Intel (and the PXA 270, too). It s the most horrid chip to set up and get
New SuperWhizBang!
2004-08-06 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.gumstix.com/oscommerce-2.2ms2/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=83 There s *got* to be something we can do with this thing! Ideas? Paul S.
Update - panels / cables and metal
2004-08-05 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, the list is quite. So, I ll stick in the occasional Stooge update. Panels: These have been at the final stage of the process, the printer for some
WTT/WTB: your SKB 8-space Roto rack
2004-08-04 by Eric Frampton
Hi there - SKB doesn t make the Roto Rack style case anymore - they ve replaced it with a new X-Rack design, and I can t find the old ones in stock anywhere.
Re: [motm] Re: the last yard
2004-08-04 by Aaron Day
I have an 8 channel bus made out of 2.5m of unbalanced multicore going from a patchbay to a 1U panel on my modular. This has proven invaluable for several
Re: [motm] looking for parts
2004-08-04 by J. Larry Hendry
... has the nuts but not the washers. --LH-- For jacks, I use a larger washer available from Mouser. These are NOT good for pots. Mouser part # 481-0680.
Re: [motm] looking for parts
2004-08-04 by Scott Juskiw
... The lock washers are hard to find. I gave up looking and bought a bunch from Paul S. Flat washers (to go between the front of the panel and the nut) can be
Re: the last yard
2004-08-04 by Mike Marsh
This is pretty much my setup, too. Very flexible. I tweak the input trim of the mixer as needed... Mike ... a ... from ... but ... I d toss ... rest of ...
Re: [motm] the last yard
2004-08-04 by Scott Juskiw
I have four cables into my mixing board dedicated to my modular. Sometimes these will patch into the output of a VCA, sometimes they ll be patched to the
the last yard
2004-08-04 by John Neilson
Hey, as I wait for my first box o modules to show up I thought I d toss out a question: what s your connection from your MOTM to the rest of your gear?
looking for parts
2004-08-04 by Chris Walcott
Hey all, I m in the depths of building the miniwave conversion with the expansion board and I m looking for a few parts. I m looking for a source for pot and
Re: Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by Mike Marsh
Yeah, it s own of my favorite tricks now. So much so that I sometimes forget not to use it :) A slow sweep between up and down with just a hint of feedback
RE: [motm] Reducing frequency of 380 LFO
2004-08-03 by Adam Schabtach
... Got it. That was one of my guesses. :-) ... Roger wilco. Thanks! --Adam
Re: [motm] Reducing frequency of 380 LFO
2004-08-03 by synth1@airmail.net
... Change the timing caps. There are details in the Theory section. To go twice as slow, double the cap values. Be careful: you need to use *good* caps here
Reducing frequency of 380 LFO
2004-08-03 by Adam Schabtach
I find that the nominal frequency range of 0.03-35Hz of the 380 LFOs is a bit high for my tastes. Is there a standard modification for reducing the range?
RE: [motm] Re: Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by Adam Schabtach
... So is the FS what s creating the interesting stereo movement? I was curious about that. --Adam
Re: Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by Mike Marsh
Boy, I wish I had a 480! OK, so the FS at the end of the patch chain may have made this a little unfair. Mea culpa, but it does sound good, IMO :) The actuals
Re: [motm] Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by The Old Crow
My guesses are: 1) 480 2) 490 3) 485(s) 4) 440 Crow /**/
Re: Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by coyoteous
Yes, it seems that the 485 can do double-duty as frequency shifter/phaser. ;-) ... this ... 485
Re: [motm] Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 8/2/04 9:36:24 PM Central Daylight Time, ... Do you mean the 485_guessvcf.mp3 demo? I was a little confused about this demo since it
Vocal formant chaos patch
2004-08-03 by Paul Schreiber
Chaos (self-running) patch using MOTM-410 Triple Res Filter for vocal formants, dual MOTM-485 VCFs for the Alien, and MOTM-700 to switch the 2 sounds back and
Any guesses?
2004-08-03 by Mike Marsh
Hey - On the Synth Tech site News page are a couple of demos of the GX-1. One of them is Can you guess the VCF . Any guesses? :) I ll give up the answer
Moog Madness Compilation
2004-08-02 by Dana Countryman
Hey, all, Is this microphone on? ....Testing, one, two, three. I have 22 obscure mp3 files of the Moog and Arp kind up at:
Quick Update
2004-08-01 by Paul Schreiber
a) wife had knee surgery (old tennis tear) and so I ve been somewhat limited on MOTM work last 3 days, and she won t be up and about until Thursday. So, a few
Re: Sat. night demo time
2004-08-01 by Mike Marsh
What I love about Robert s sequence is the simpleness of the timbres combined with the rhytmic complexity. Then his building as the piece progresses. Wow.