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FW: [motm] Yahoo Panel Group

2004-02-10 by Tkacs, Ken

Do you mean the Stooge Panels ? I don t think it s a separate Internet group ; the Stooges are folks on this MOTM list.

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Yahoo Panel Group

2004-02-10 by emmaker

Hello, Could someone let me know what the name of the panel group is for the MOTM/Oakley stuff is? I could find it by meyself. Thanks Jay

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TLN 156 problem / question / warning

2004-02-10 by Sikorsky

hello all - hope this isn t too off topic i finally nearly got my TLN156 ready - i ordered my reverb tanks direct from accutronics, but i was having a problem

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Re: So you think MOTM is expensive?

2004-02-09 by konkuro

... Nope, that s MOTM. :-) ... Do you hear the price of one inch of shielded wire vs. one inch of not shielded? It s all about marketing... Given the choice

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Re: [motm] No 88.2 or 96k then?

2004-02-09 by Robert van der Kamp

... I see! Good explanation. ... That s quite a claim! I m impressed. ... Maybe this is getting a little too off-topic, but good you (or someone else) explain

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Re: [motm] No 88.2 or 96k then?

2004-02-08 by Paul Haneberg

The wrap-around you are referring to does not happen because the lowpass filter in the converter prevents any frequencies above 22.05 khz from making it to the

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Re: No 88.2 or 96k then?

2004-02-08 by Mike Marsh

If I read this correctly, your concern about aliasing in a digital recording is theoretically possible. But in practice, the converters will filter any

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Sampe-Rate Conversion

2004-02-08 by Paul Schreiber

To convert between non-integer sample rates, something called a Polyphase FIR Filter is used. This was invented by Bob Adams of Analog Devices in the early

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Re: [motm] No 88.2 or 96k then?

2004-02-08 by Robert van der Kamp

... I m aware of the 24 bit technique, and the dithering. But I m surprised that no one suggests the need for high sample rates. Afaik, sampling at 44.1 or 48k

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Re: So you think MOTM is expensive?

2004-02-08 by Mike Marsh

... to go ... Or *heard* anything that made me change my mind for that matter :) ! Regarding recording MOTM onto disc: the less between the MOTM and the bits

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Re: MPC4000 sound quality for MOTM?

2004-02-08 by rreprobate

Gang. The instrument input on a high-end pre-amplifier very often improves the sound of a synth because it presents a significantly higher input impendence.

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Miniwave Expander Is Back

2004-02-08 by Dave Hylander

Hi everyone, I have the Miniwave Expander PCBs back in stock with a few changes. For those who don t know, this add on PCB for the Wiard/Blacet Miniwave adds

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Re: [motm] MPC4000 sound quality for MOTM?

2004-02-08 by simon@austarmetro.com.au

... Why not just run it straight into the MPC? The MPC has a level control to set the gain right, so it has an inbuilt preamp stage. ... Why is it stupid?

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Calif. DIY Meet

2004-02-08 by Paul Schreiber

http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell/SynthDIY2004.html Possible MOTM folks able to attend? Paul S.

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Re: So you think MOTM is expensive?

2004-02-08 by rreprobate

This is great news. So CMS is back in the saddle? I was this close to tearing into my 2600 myself. That runty anachronism has been seriously pissing me off

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Re: MPC4000 sound quality for MOTM?

2004-02-08 by rreprobate

... Bah. In most cases, yes. Most synths, from old stuff on up to today s crap have quite wimpy output stages. For most stuff, a DI or line driver makes a huge

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Re: MPC4000 sound quality for MOTM

2004-02-07 by paulhaneberg

I ve never used an MPC4000 but I can offer you some general advise on recording the MOTM. First off, there is a big advantage to having 24 bit versus 16 bit.

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