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Re: [motm] Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by Mike Estee

... Amen! This is exactly what I m talking about. ... Unless the feedback path is all software, wouldn t the limiter need to be before the AD? :( Saturated ADs

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Re: [motm] Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by jhaible

... only, as it s all SMT). ... Hey, that s less than I paid for my TC Electronic D-Two! The good thing about a Delay as a part of a _modular_ synth is that

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Re: Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by rreprobate

... Love the idea of it just being a delay line with no other features. Patch it into an echo with whatever other modules you want. I do this all the time. The

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Really short delays?

2003-10-31 by Paul Schreiber

Probably not on the first SW release. There is a 99.99999% chance I have to accept the current DSP code as is , so no waveguide stuff. That s not to say I

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Re: [motm] Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by Mike Estee

... I am very, very happy to hear to this! ... Delay time and feedback would be my vote for delay parameters. Price sounds fine by me, lower is always better,

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Re: Delay any delay buying

2003-10-31 by paulhaneberg

Obviously VC Delay time (1V Octave on the clock would be nice) VC Feedback control Two outputs (non-inverted and inverted) A wide delay range - long for loops,

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Re: [motm] Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by Robert van der Kamp

... Ohhhh, a MOTM *looper*. :)) I own two Repeaters and a Lex MPX-G2 with 10 secs of delay, but having this in MOTM format with sounds *very* nice. ... For a

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Delay any Delay buying :)

2003-10-31 by Paul Schreiber

Just like I responded to the request for the ARP filter (I hope to have prototypes by mid-Nov), I am in contact with a potential source for a digital delay

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Digital Delay on eBay

2003-10-31 by ivancu@aol.com

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2567757554 These were nice units in their time and had some CV implementation. Ivan

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Re: [motm] Debugging my MOTM-101

2003-10-31 by Robert van der Kamp

... I did. Black lines on white paper. ;) I started an electronics course, so probably more luck next time. ... Duh! ;) ... You want me do trim put such that

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Re: [motm] Debugging my MOTM-101

2003-10-31 by Paul Schreiber

... Yes, look at the schematic. ... No. ... That s because my DVM is better than you DVM :) Really, that s OK: I have a very wide-bandwidth DVM (Fluke 77). Set

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Debugging my MOTM-101

2003-10-31 by Robert van der Kamp

Hi all, I completed my first real kit yesterday, the 101, but I ve got some problems with it, hope you can help. When powering up the module everything looks

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Re: Official MOTM LEDs etc.

2003-10-31 by paulhaneberg

Stocking these sort of parts and offering them to MOTM users is something I ve been considering. A small part of one of my businesses consists of some custom

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Re: MTA PS conn. question

2003-10-30 by Roger Rossen

from Scott: I picked up a couple of tools for fixing wires into MTA connectors (Mouser part numbers): 1 571-598041 1 22.000 22.00 156 T HANDL MAINT TL AMP MTA

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Re: MTA PS conn. question

2003-10-30 by scott_juskiw

... I posted the following message several weeks ago.... I picked up a couple of tools for fixing wires into MTA connectors (Mouser part numbers): 1

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Re: Prepared...?-soooo OT...

2003-10-30 by Roger Rossen

From Chub - Solar activity is rather predictable- like the tides-and we are just coming off of a peak of an 11-year cycle. Given that, this sort of flare-up

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ARP 2072 VCF looks like a *GO*

2003-10-30 by Paul Schreiber

Just finished 1hour of preliminary discussions with the designer of the ARP 4072 VCF. The price quoted will allow the kit to be ~$219 range (maybe $229). The

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RE: [motm] Re: delay's digital

2003-10-30 by andrew

Mine is here in my rack 100% working and used regularly! I cleaned the pots about 4 or 5 years ago and it s been fine ever since. ac

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Re: delay's digital

2003-10-30 by rreprobate

I believe it. I used a bunch of these back in the day. Even ten years ago, these things were always falling apart on me. They had cheap pots, etc. that didn t

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Re: delay's digital

2003-10-30 by Scott Gibbons

... (Digitech RDS series) These are awesome machines! I heard a rumor (with no explanation) that they degrade over time though... any truth to this? I don t

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Re: Prepared...?-soooo OT...

2003-10-30 by osthelder

... from ... now? ... Solar surface activity is directly related to ionospheric density and flow around our planet. Greater solar activity increases the

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Prepared...?

2003-10-30 by Roger Rossen

One last thing before snooze time: I hope you all have your synths safety snugged away and on lock- down for the forth-coming Solar Flare-ups which are,

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Re: Suggestion for MOTM Web site

2003-10-30 by josephcasbarian

... deciding ... I d like to see this too! Newbies like myself need a little help and guidance. Random accidents are cool, but textbook patches would really

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Re: Suggestion for MOTM Web site

2003-10-30 by xiphiguy

... suggestions welcome! ... I would really like to see an area for patches, both basic and exotic. This would have been really helpful when I was first

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Attn: Kit Builders!

2003-10-30 by Paul Schreiber

I have just received a new batch on BC560C PNP transistors used in almost every MOTM kit. The clever amongst you will recall the BC560Cs are currently

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Re: [motm] Re: delay's digital

2003-10-29 by Adam Schabtach

... This is how older delays by Digitech and other companies work. See for example: http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/timemachine/timemachine_7_6.html Delay

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Re: [motm] Re: delay's digital

2003-10-29 by Mike Estee

... Yeah, I had thought about not using a DSP. At the very simplest all one needs is a memory buffer, an input write pointer, and an output read pointer. The

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Re: delay's digital

2003-10-29 by paulhaneberg

I m not convinced that a DSP is the best way to implement this. I would think you would want a continuously variable clock rather than quantized. You would

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