Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-19 by Mike Marsh
Hey Chub - Brice has a simple circuit to put the thing into demo mode with two AA batteries. That s the setup I used to record the sample. He has another
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Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-19 by charlesosthelder
That was enough to make me order one of these. Babble or whatever, that thing is going to find a way into my system. What else can you tell us about the set
RE: [motm] AHNE 2004 Summary
2004-04-19 by Metzger, Michael A
I really wanted to be there but family responsibilities prevented it....the R word :o) ....... Maybe next year. It looks like there was mostly classic gear
Re: [motm] Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-19 by Brice D. Hornback
For more information on the SpeakJet chip and to download the latest manual... see: http://www.synthmodules.com/speakjet.htm It does *much* more than just
RE: [motm] Flat rail update
2004-04-19 by Tony Karavidas
There s a joke waiting to be told in there somewhere!! ;)
Flat rail update
2004-04-19 by J. Larry Hendry
Many of you have been asking about this out of stock item. I do have the metal back from the shop. Tonight, my wife and I installed 1600 screws in the holes
Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-19 by Mike Marsh
Can t find that info in the doc, and I didn t see anything on their web site. At $24.99 it s worth the investment to experiment., me thinks. Mike ... the ...
Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-19 by Mike Marsh
Good question: I don t know off hand. I ll check in the docs and report back. I do know that the MP3 I posted was raw - no processing except a volume boost,
AHNE 2004 Summary
2004-04-19 by alt-mode
Hi Folks, Here s my quickie summary of AHNE and two links for pics. We had about 18 people come by total. About 7 of us brought synths and it was quite an
RE: [motm] Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-18 by John Loffink
Nice! What s the bandwidth limit on the synthesizer? That s the only problem I had with the old ones like the TI 99/4A attachment. They needed something
Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-18 by Mike Marsh
Indeed! What s intriguing about it is that it is a full blown synth as well. 5 oscillators! I have it hooked up in minimal demo mode at the moment, but I m
Re: New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-18 by mate_stubb
All of us who played with the SpeakJet at AHMW (hooked to a couple of Wiard joysticks, absolutely LOVED it. This little thing rocks! Moe
New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-18 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /SpeakJet Demo
the OT earlier post...
2004-04-18 by MOTM Markk
It s ALL gone... Markk
VEMIA starts today
2004-04-17 by Paul Schreiber
Speaking as a casual observer: VEMIA on-line synth/effects/gear auction today until May 1st. Need Wakeman s Mellotron? A Yamaha GX-1 to play Pirates ? It s
RE: [motm] Update
2004-04-17 by Adam Schabtach
... Interested, yes, because I love phase shifters, but I know the Mu-Tron BiPhase only by its near-legendary reputation, i.e. hype but no detail. Hence before
OT sale of a few things...
2004-04-17 by MOTM Markk
Hi Guys, I am in the process of setting up my studio to do all my mixing in THX 5:1 sound... the MOTM will never sound so good... and also, I no longer
Re: [motm] ? on restricting negative voltage input
2004-04-17 by Richard Brewster
Either a half or full-wave rectifier will do it. For a half-wave rectifier circuit, look at the CV processing circuit on Ken Stone s Voltage Controlled
Re: [motm] ? on restricting negative voltage input
2004-04-16 by Scott Juskiw
... Simplest way is to use a diode. But you may still get a small negative voltage equal to the diode s forward voltage drop, around 0.65V. Can your circuit
Re: Update
2004-04-16 by rreprobate
... his Mu-Tron ... Wicked.
? on restricting negative voltage input
2004-04-16 by Jeffrey Pontius
To the experts (which is most everyone here but me), I working with a small circuit that I would like to add voltage control (e.g., lfo, env.) through an
Re: Update
2004-04-16 by paulhaneberg
I d love to have a couple of Mutron Biphase clone modules. How about a clone of the ADA Flanger made around 1982? I d love to have a couple of those as well.
Re: FW: [motm] Re: New Buchla Modules
2004-04-16 by jhaible@debitel.net
I m still not sure if what I described is exactly what the Buchla does. But you can find it in US Patent Nr. 4 399 326 (Harold Bode). JH. ... debitel.net
Re: FW: [motm] Re: New Buchla Modules
2004-04-16 by jhaible@debitel.net
Isn t this the same effect that can be produced with a Frequency Shifter and an (optional) extra all pass (or phaser) module? Now that FS are nothing too
Re: [motm] phaser
2004-04-16 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Artwork is nice, but the socket labeling is confusing, if I am interpreting the socket labeling correctly (that is, left pair of columns for 1 & 2, then
FW: [motm] Re: New Buchla Modules
2004-04-16 by Tkacs, Ken
Yeah, those Buchla modules have been up there for a couple of years now. I wonder how many they ve sold at those prices? The infinite barberpole effect
FW: [motm] Re: New Buchla Modules
2004-04-16 by Tkacs, Ken
Yeah, those have been available for at least a year or two. The price is outrageous. The effect of an infinite Barberpole is similar to Shepard function
phaser
2004-04-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Just in case anyone wonders, that is not an actual Stooge panel. Just artwork I suspect. However, I do see an official Stooge panel which was apparently
Re: [motm] Update
2004-04-16 by Scott Juskiw
... And the 450. We saw it at NAMM 2003, where is it now?
Re: [motm] Update
2004-04-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Hey Paul, How about an update on the progress of the sequencer and the MIDI 2 CV. I m sure others, like myself, would appreciate knowing the progress and
Re: [motm] Update
2004-04-16 by Scott Juskiw
... Like this? http://m.bareille.free.fr/biphase/biphase.htm
Update
2004-04-16 by Paul Schreiber
Tax Day is ***OVER*** here in the US (note: I *never* go to the post office on April 15th/Tax Day. It s mind-boggling!). For the first time in 8 years, I get a
New Buchla Modules?
2004-04-16 by Paul Schreiber
... Heh heh...say Booooo-chla with eyes turned skyward :) a) these are really 18 months old. Old Crow and I eye-balled them at NAMM 2003 (Don was carrying
Re: New Buchla Modules
2004-04-16 by elle_webb
... Only $1500? Are they gold-plated or something? I m sure that they are very cool, but it would be nice if they at least put up some sound samples...what s
more Stooge panel
2004-04-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Oh, I did not SAY so, but the metal has been or order for a couple of weeks. the wheels are rolling Larry ... From: J. Larry Hendry To:
Stooge panel invoices
2004-04-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Many of you have noticed that you have not yet received your Stooge panel invoice. Fear not. You orders are all in good order. However, I have been very
online again
2004-04-15 by JH.
Hi everybody - just wanted to tell you that I m online again, sort off. Have this new silent computer now, installation just 5% completed after 1/2 week, but
Re: [motm] New Buchla Modules
2004-04-15 by Chris Walcott
wow, sounds cool on paper but man are they pricey! - chris
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-15 by Scott Juskiw
... It s available from www.blacet.com, part number is #MWSR.
New Buchla Modules
2004-04-15 by Bob
Has anyone seen these? http://www.buchla.com/BarberShoppe/index.htm any thoughts?
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Richard Brewster
Useful comment all around. One that I didn t hear mentioned is using *syncable* LFOs, like the MOTM 320. -Richard Brewster
New file uploaded to motm
2004-04-14 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /Morons at
Re: self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Mike Marsh
And if you want more inharmonic stuff, don t ignore patching the VCOs to each other. In fact, you can create a self-running patch with just two VCOs
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Chris Walcott
Thanks all for the tips. The 700 was one of those modules that I ve been pondering for awhile now and I think I m going to have to get one soon. I m also
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Jeffrey Pontius
... My experiences are consistent with Richard s and Scott s (BTW Scott has a very nice cd with such ideas expressed on it). Some other modules that I think
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Neil Bradley
... Do it with no synths, either, and I ll be impressed. ;-) -- Neil ... Neil Bradley Your mistletoe is no match for my T.O.W. missile! Synthcom
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Scott Juskiw
Richard has summed this up quite nicely. I ve found that a S&H alone is not enough to get controlled chaos with interesting patterns. I typically use a bunch
self running patches
2004-04-14 by Paul Schreiber
Of course, Scott Juskiw is the King of Self-Running Demos. Go here: http://www.synthtech.com/demos.html Look in the 2nd section. Amazing (and funny!) stuff.
Re: [motm] self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-14 by Richard Brewster
I work within the following self-chosen limitations: no keyboard, no MIDI, no sequencers. The challenge is to generate interesting rhythmic patterns,
self running patches -> was Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-13 by Chris Walcott
Speaking of self running patches, can you share a basic concept for doing this? I have a pretty basic setup. 2 x VCO, VCA, EG, LFO plus several filters. I