Anybody get this?
2003-10-17 by Roger Rossen
Just wondering if anyone out there has gotten this book - it looks very worthwhile - and it is also quite inexpensive Making Music With The 3080 OTA by Thomas
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2003-10-17 by Roger Rossen
Just wondering if anyone out there has gotten this book - it looks very worthwhile - and it is also quite inexpensive Making Music With The 3080 OTA by Thomas
2003-10-16 by Roger Rossen
sodding duracell bunny - Wow, what a great name for a module... OK - just kidding, don t wanna stir up that topic again... Actually, I would be interested in
2003-10-15 by J. Larry Hendry
I *finally* found a reasonable source of cables for 1/4 to 3.5 mm and 3.5 mm on both ends. There will be eight solid colors available. and, they will have
2003-10-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Visited the cabinet maker yesterday. His planer broke and put him behind. And, he went on vacation and played golf for a week. Geesh. Sigh... He is in the
2003-10-15 by Sikorsky
hello all, i was mucking around with my time machines last night, trying to emulate a dimension d chorus so other than the info i found on jurgen s website
2003-10-15 by foraxx
... You should consider doing a more basic MIDI-CV converter. It ll be tough to top Paul s module, but if you did, how many people need more features than the
2003-10-15 by John Loffink
Don t worry about the knobs. With the CV input I figure that an Ultra-fine bias control DIY circuit with ultra oversized knob is the perfect accompaniment for
2003-10-15 by Tony Karavidas
Seems like today is the day for updates. :) Today I shipped off the data for the final pre-production PCB. This PCB has all the intended changes from the last
2003-10-14 by Paul Schreiber
As you saw by my posts on the 480, I have been working hard on getting 4 of these units ready to ship out to beta testers today. I didn t mess the layout up
2003-10-14 by Paul Schreiber
Here are some different plots of the MOTM-480 VCF, which is a clone of the Yamaha CS-80 filter section. The filter structure is 2 state-variable filters in
2003-10-14 by Scott Juskiw
... I wish it were, but it s not me either (big synth, tiny brain). ;-)
2003-10-13 by Richard Brewster
Some computer games have very sophisticated sound tracks, approaching Hollywood movie level. Many no doubt employ any and all available synthesizer
2003-10-13 by J. Larry Hendry
I highly recommend the CD. I was skeptical that a game sound track would be interesting. But, it is interesting, emotional, and musical. Russell is a
2003-10-13 by Paul Schreiber
You can buy it at www.novalogic.com and there is an on-line article about Russell there. Anyway, this has been beaten to death, let s wait to hear if the
2003-10-13 by elle_webb
... It s not ... Aside from the MOTM/Duduk question - the mussic sample sounds great! I like that it s got the MOTM work on it, but sounds more organic than
2003-10-13 by paulhaneberg
It s not me. ROFLOL My synth is good enough, but I m not. Is it Scott Juskiw?
2003-10-13 by RSchwim295@aol.com
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2003-10-13 by Paul Schreiber
Correct, but not on *this* excerpt. Paul S. ... From: Adam Schabtach To: Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 10:25
2003-10-13 by Adam Schabtach
... If it s not a joke, then it s a mistake. The MP3 is an excerpt from the last track on the Delta Force: Black Hawk Down PC game soundtrack CD. It s not all
2003-10-13 by RSchwim295@aol.com
2003-10-13 by coyoteous
Should read: If everthing in this clip is all MOTM...
2003-10-13 by coyoteous
Okay, I m going to listen to this again on my vintage K240M s when I get back to work ;-). So, 65 modules, on the MOTM list and playing/
2003-10-13 by rreprobate
The ghatam was the most convincing part, I thought! How many MOTM modules does it take to sound like a clay pot? Cheers, Max
2003-10-13 by Paul Schreiber
Not a joke: it s MOTM. Pretty good, huh? BTW: the artist is on the MOTM list. Paul S.
2003-10-13 by coyoteous
So, does the masked duduk synthesist wish to go public? :-) I still think the link was to the wrong file or it s semi-practical joke. Gasparyan s I Will Not
2003-10-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Ooh, look at all those parts. Heh, it looks like the ics under the tempcos have lost some legs and have been shifted. Do I see wires under there? :) But I
2003-10-12 by synthasaurus
... Spot the goof-up (good thing this is a prototype!). The two ICs under the Tempcos - incorrect board layout? If I m right, I d be happy to receive that
2003-10-12 by Paul Schreiber
Yet another failed photo attempt: www.synthtech.com/pix/m480_1.jpg Stuffed MOTM-480 CS-80 VCF (series of 2 identical state variable filters with independent
2003-10-12 by Paul Schreiber
Uploaded a few pictures of Robert s modular/keyboard stuff setup to: www.synthtech.com/pix/portland Photography is not my strength. Paul S.
2003-10-12 by Adam Schabtach
... Comfort is an issue not to be underestimated. Besides the obvious issue of wearing something on your head for extended periods of time, there are more
2003-10-11 by foraxx
The 410 would have been a really nice choice now that I think about it, but I really liked the filter of my old Korg MS-10 and I wanted to have bandpass and
2003-10-11 by Richard Brewster
Very nice little box. I m curious why you chose a MOTM-420 filter instead of a MOTM-410, which would seem to be more oriented to signal processing. Well, you
2003-10-11 by coyoteous
Let s try this again - my text got spooged the first time... Our fearless leader posted the message below to TGS. I don t post there, bu= t I have an
2003-10-11 by foraxx
Can anyone post a demo of the 190 s ringmod feature? I keep hearing how great the CS-80 ringmod is. Is the 190 s ringmod circuitry a clone of the CS-80 or is
2003-10-11 by foraxx
I posted a picture of this a while back, but it is now complete. Check out my signal processing system at: http://users.ev1.net/~puttersonly/motm/ Hopefully I
2003-10-11 by coyoteous
I can t find any reference to the 240K and like I said, I have old 240M s. I still think you might be surprised by how yours sound with a good headphone amp,
2003-10-10 by Mike Marsh
FWIW I use the AKGs and a pair of Senheissers. I prefer the AKGs by far as they are flat. If you are mixing and have to turn down the bass to get the right
2003-10-10 by elhardt@att.net
... (boom/sizzle/fatiguging).
2003-10-10 by gareII@aol.com
I think these proposed brackets are a great idea. Almost t like universal brackets, which could also be use in other Non-MOTM formats. (opps, who said that !
2003-10-10 by J. Larry Hendry
John, I do plan to have a Stooge bracket similar to what you describe. Here is what my plan is. I had hoped to actually order these a couple of weeks ago.
2003-10-09 by Inform3r
A while back someone gave a URL that had pictures of PCB brackets that were shaped for mounting on jacks (for modules that dont have pots). It might have been
2003-10-08 by Richard Brewster
First, thanks to everyone who replied. Great information! Yes, the ATHM40FS looks pretty good to me, too. And a good price. I think I ll start with those.
2003-10-08 by Eric Frampton
... Talk about opening up a can of worms. Headphones are like monitor speakers - everybody s got their own favorites. I own 2 pair of 7506 s, and while they re
2003-10-08 by ivancu@aol.com
I have both the Sony MDR-V6 and the Audio-Technica ATH-M40fs. The Sony s are fun to listen to music with but the Audio-Technica s are great for knowing
2003-10-08 by paulhaneberg
I use the SONY MDR7506. I have 8 pair in the two studios. I also have 4 pair of an older Fostex headphone which are not as nice. The Sonys sound great. Now I
2003-10-08 by John Laudicina
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2003-10-08 by Josue Arias
I use the AKG K270 studio headphones, work great for mixing. Regards, Josue. ... From: Sikorsky To: Sent:
2003-10-08 by Sikorsky
hello all, well imho for a fully enclosed design it has to be Beyer DT series all the way, though these are damn uncomfortable if what you re after is just
2003-10-08 by Simon
Beyer Dynamic DT 770 PRO. If recording acoustic sound sources, such as vocals/guitar/etc., you might want fully enclosed headphones to limit the amount of
2003-10-08 by Scott E.
Richard, I would agree with Elhardt that the AKG K240 is a poor choice. However, the updated K270 is quite nice and under $200. Scott