Re: wavewarper demo's
2004-01-11 by mate_stubb
There was a video awhile back of RR demoing MOTM at NAMM, which had a lot of wavewarper in it. It might have been on Sonic State. Moe
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wavewarper demo's
2004-01-11 by Jeffrey Pontius
[Searching yahoo groups was unproductive] Are there any audio demo s of the wavewarper not on the News page wavewarper section? If so, where? Thanks, Jeff
Re: [motm] Help me pick my freebie module :)
2004-01-11 by Robert van der Kamp
... I forgot to mention that I currently use my 440 as a mixer, if I need one. It has the added bonus that there s a filter built in, nice for feedback loops.
Normalled 320 FM input
2004-01-11 by Robert van der Kamp
For those interested, I m using the 320 I recently built as an VCO, but it needs a constant DC level in the FM input to bring it into audio range. I didn t
Help me pick my freebie module :)
2004-01-11 by Robert van der Kamp
I m about to pick my first freebie module (14 bonus points), and I can t decide. ;) It s either the 120, 310, 420 or 830. The 120 is on my wishlist, but I m
Re: [motm] [ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by simon@austarmetro.com.au
Is that what happens when you try to build your own power supply?
Re: [motm] [ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by J. Larry Hendry
This site is insane. The entertainment value alone is almost enough to charge admission. Larry ... From: Paul Schreiber Subject: [motm]
Re: [motm] [ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by Richard Brewster
Well I guess that answers everybody s MOTM power supply questions :). -Richard Brewster
[ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by Paul Schreiber
[ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by Paul Schreiber
[ot] Stooge Larry would be proud
2004-01-10 by Paul Schreiber
Re: AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-10 by mate_stubb
Two points: 1. We have started discussing AC vs DC signals. AC usually implies periodic cycling or repeating of the voltage pattern, such as a VCO waveform.
Re: [motm] AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-10 by Mark
... It is a high pass filter, and the frequency is largely determined by the size of the cap. (However, a capacitor can also be used in a different
Re: AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by strohs56k
... An EG could be classified as a DC source or an AC source depending upon which part of the envelope cycle is active. In the off state (at zero) and in
Re: [motm] AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by Robert van der Kamp
... Ah, I see. ... Yes, that s what I just learned from Richards post. Never new this, but it s an eye opener for me. ... Aha, that s why Paul recently said
Re: [motm] AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by Robert van der Kamp
... I see. Is there also a low pass function applied on AC coupled circuits, at say 20 kHz? ... Ah, this helps! So I can go anywhere on my modular with an AC
Re: [motm] AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by Mark
... The output of an MOTM 800 is not an AC signal. It is a positive voltage that never crosses zero. AC stands for alternating current -- it pushes
Re: [motm] AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by Richard Brewster
Here is a simple explanation: DC (direct curent) means a steady, unchanging voltage, which could be any voltage level. If a circuit is DC-coupled it means
NAMM Badge, $15
2004-01-09 by Jeffrey D. McEachin
I m not going to be able to make it to NAMM, so if someone wants a badge, please let me know ASAP so I can ship it to you by Priority Mail today (Friday).
AC coupled, DC coupled
2004-01-09 by Robert van der Kamp
Hi all, could someone try to explain in layman s terms what it means when an input is either AC or DC coupled? I know it means it assumes either an AC or DC
Re: [motm] Shipping status
2004-01-09 by Paul Schreiber
... Sorry! I meant those of you that ordered the 950..... Paul S.
Re: [motm] Shipping status
2004-01-09 by Robert van der Kamp
... I don t understand Paul. Does this mean you already have 650 available by early feb? - Robert
all those duplicate cables - update
2004-01-09 by J. Larry Hendry
I am now going through all the e-mail messages, and sending out invoices for those that wanted to purchase their duplicate cables. Once I have that completely
Re: [motm] Re: module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-09 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 1/8/04 10:24:38 PM Central Standard Time, ... Another thing to consider is that the 390 has two LFOs in a 1U width, vs. the single LFO of
gone forever & temporarily out of stock
2004-01-09 by J. Larry Hendry
The 822 PCBs are now finally gone forever. Thanks to everyone who participated in the 822 project. Fear not if you have already ordered one but do not have
Shipping status
2004-01-09 by Paul Schreiber
Now that the 650 FW is entering the first round of beta testing, and the 510 has been signed off , I can get back to focusing on shipping out the backlog.
Re: module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-09 by Mike Marsh
Right, VC-able is what I meant to say. And I agree with Richard that the 320 is in fact the King of LFOs. But for a monosynth type setup, th 390 would be
Re: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-09 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Welcome Seth! Module selection. Hmm... Your selections are pretty good. I have at least one of every module released. Each module has some outstanding
Re: [motm] Re: module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-09 by Richard Brewster
I think Mike meant to say that one of the two LFOs in the 390 is *voltage controllable*. Only the 320 has the sync feature. My recomendation on module
Re: 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by paulhaneberg
I d recommend getting either 1 300 and 2 310s or 2 300s and 1 310. Personally for 3 osc voicings I prefer 2 300s and 1 310. The extra features in the 300 are
Re: module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by Mike Marsh
Hi Seth - You re asking the right questions! And I think your rig will be a music-making monster when it s done. I have a couple of suggestions for you: 1)
Re: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by Scott Juskiw
... I use the 900 to supply +/-15V in each of my cabinets. In one cabinet I added a separate 6A +5V Power One supply to handle the additional needs of the
Re: [motm] Re: 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by Robert van der Kamp
... Both good points. ... Understood, thanks. - Robert
Re: [motm] 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
The PWM input always effects the Pulse, even if the SHAPE is all the way over to SAW. The SHAPE is just a simple passive fader between the 2 waves/ Paul S ...
Re: 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by cormallen
Another thing to be aware of is that 310s tie up another module when doing PW stuff since they don t have a PW knob of their own. Also, for LFO-driven PWM, you
Re: [motm] 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by Jeffrey Pontius
... And expanding on Robert s question, I haven t been able to figure out if the PWM cv always effects the pulse width or just effects the pulse width when
Re: [motm] 300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by Robert van der Kamp
... But do the 310 s pulse and saw outputs sound identical to the 300? Or is the 300 about 1U fatter in that respect? ;) ... Is there a patch available to have
300 versus 310
2004-01-08 by mate_stubb
Here s my take on 300 vs. 310 VCOs. Find a way to try both. Depending on the room you have in your system to devote to VCOs, I d start with one or more 300s.
Re: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by Robert van der Kamp
... My suggestion: forget about the SKB case altogether. You will most likely want many more modules than the set you listed, and thus will grow out of the
RE: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by John Loffink
Sorry, for option A I meant get a standard 2U _TALL_ 19 inch wide rack panel. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
RE: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by John Loffink
From the MOTM website, 950 description: The MOTM-950 powers BOTH standard modules (+-15V at 400ma) and newer modules that require +5V (2A output). The internal
Re: [motm] module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
Just addressing the 950 (as there seems to be lots of confusion about it): a) the *wattage* of the 900 and the 950 are *the same*. The 950 splits (NOT
module selection (newbie questions)
2004-01-08 by Seth Elgart
Dear List, I m new to this and am trying to figure out which modules to start out with. I m going to put them in an SKB popup case as I already have one for
Re: My Tolex cabinet
2004-01-07 by charlesosthelder
Professional results, John!!! That looks great-and even though I ve got a hardwood cab (click on the Photos) there s no right method. Purists bug me...
Re: [motm] Emulating Doepfer Modules with MOTM
2004-01-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Great tips Ken. :) Keep em coming. Larry ... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 7:36 PM Subject: [motm]
[motm] Emulating Doepfer Modules with MOTM
2004-01-07 by elhardt@att.net
Doepfer has a bunch of unique modules and I was trying to figure out how to program their behavior on the MOTM. Here are some tips on how to emulate those
[motm] My Tolex cabine
2004-01-07 by elhardt@att.net
... here s my example that shows it can look good. Take a look at the files section of the MOTM group under the Tolex Cabinet folder. With MOTM, you get that
Re: My Tolex cabinet
2004-01-06 by xiphiguy
Your cabinet looks great John. In another lifetime, I worked in automotive trim, including the old landau roof treatments. This material is still available,
Re: My Tolex cabinet
2004-01-06 by Mike Marsh
Well, theree may indeed be naysayers in the group, but I say Yay ! Your cabinet is gorgeous - post a pic full up! Mike ... but here s my example that shows it
My Tolex cabinet
2004-01-06 by Speth, John
Hi group- I know there are a lot of Tolex covered cabinet naysayers out there but here s my example that shows it can look good. Take a look at the files