Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Paul Schreiber
That code is still being written, so I don t know if you can abuse it the way you are hoping (which is, a fast-responding MIDI clock generator from a variety
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Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Paul Schreiber
... Part of the point is to figure out WHAT the point *is* :) Ever hear the term walking bass line ? Besides, the issue is: it s there, you don t HAVE to use
Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by rreprobate
WALK does not sound useless to me. That sounds like the drunk module in max/msp which is used in almost everybody s patches. At first I was wigged out too
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Sikorsky
hello all, ... best. ... BPM, and uses THAT to ... so the tempo is re-calculated every second pulse..? does it trigger on rising or falling waveforms..? so a
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by Richard Brewster
... The point is to get away from strict determinism by introducing a controlled random element. Not a feature usually associated with sequencer, which
Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-24 by konkuro
... The WALK function is VERY cool (it flips a coin and randomly goes 1 step above or below the current position in the sequence).
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
... The way External Clocking works is: a) you feed in a min. +-3V pk-pk waveform. Square/pulses will work the best. b) you have to feed in 2 pulses to get it
24 awg hookup wire?
2003-06-23 by Mike Marsh
Hi All - Sorry for the bandwidth, but I did search the archives with no luck (I thought I remembered a discussion about this a while ago). I need some smaller
u600 and how it will work...
2003-06-23 by Markk
I too am very curious about how this unit will actually function, from some of the demo s I have heard the rachet feature is something I am going to be very
Re: Bright Lights, Big Bucks...was Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by elle_webb
... The ... I ll need a new power supply, too, if I understand it correctly. That puts it in the $600 range for me. I know that s the price of admission to get
Re: [motm] My shipping experiences
2003-06-23 by gareII@aol.com
You ll be lucky to find a common carrier without problems. Fed-Ex Ground used to be RPS..which was bought out a few years ago. They are contract workers.
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by Sikorsky
... AAARRRGGHHHH!!! (oops sorry) so you can send it an LFO and it ll generate midi clock at the appropriate tempo..? can you send it triggers, some sort of
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
... Err...$429. The UI *is* different than the standard rows of knobs and blinky lights , But what it can actually *do* is a mind-boggling thing. Just being
Re: [motm] Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by John Blacet
My personal experience with sequencers is that they have a steep learning curve; sometimes *years* before you truly get your head around one ! In the
Re: Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by elle_webb
... WALK function is VERY cool ... current position in the sequence). ... Paul The uSeq looks like it will be very powerful. I ll admit, though, that I ve
My shipping experiences
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
Not to start a horror story thread (everyone has one), but: a) I ve shipped maybe 200 Fed-Ex packages. They lost only 1, and that was going to a rural
Re: [motm] My shipping experiences
2003-06-23 by Jay
... people who paid a fee (like a McDonald s) and Fed-Ex is NOT LIABLE for packages sent this way. I have seen 2 overturned Fed-Ex Ground trucks, packages all
Dr. T vs the uSeq
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
... Good thing the MOTM-600 uSeq can do stuff like this, and more! The WALK function is VERY cool (it flips a coin and randomly goes 1 step above or below
Re: [OT] Old Computers Bad, Old Software Good
2003-06-23 by elle_webb
This talk of old computers makes me remember the $1,000 upgrade we did on a Mac 512. The upgrade gave us an extra 512 k, and a scsi port so that we could hook
Re: [OT] Price of Old Computers (and UPS Ground)
2003-06-23 by paulhaneberg
I bought a computer to do CAD work, I think it was in 1984 or 1985. It was an IBM PC running 4.77 Mhz. I had plug in coprocessor card which had both an 8086
Re: [OT] Price of old computers
2003-06-23 by osthelder
I feel your past pain Beavis... In 91, when my wife started on her PhD, we bought her a Mac laptop with a whopping 4MB of RAM and COLOR display!!! All the
Re: [motm] Caps gone, Mac remains
2003-06-23 by Robert van der Kamp
... I ll take the ARP 2600 for $50, the one on the second shelf. - Robert
Re: Caps gone, Mac remains
2003-06-23 by konkuro
... That could be because people know UPS ground won t be able to destroy post or caps, but they could destroy a computer. I finally found out why UPS Ground
[OT] Price of old computers
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
While still digging in the closet (looking for NOS Xpander switches), I found my 1990 check register. In May of 1990, I bought: 486SX (no cache), 16Mhz
Caps gone, Mac remains
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
UberCaps gone, pots gone, Mac remains. Hmmmmm....... Paul S. cleaning out parts closet, looking for a specific item. Finding other stuff in the process.
Uber 0.1uf audio caps
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
I have 2 bags of ~40ea Panasonic ECQ-P 2%, 0.1uf polypropylene caps. 50V, 0.500: lead spacing. Caps are approx. 0.55 wide by 0.45 tall. The best audio film
Almost free computer
2003-06-23 by Paul Schreiber
I have an Apple PowerPC 9500/120 with mouse and keyboard. It works, but needs a new battery for the clock chip. $35 + UPS ground shipping (in US, guessing
Re: [sdiy] TOTM (Tool of the Month):)
2003-06-22 by Cynthia Webster
... Funny I use *exactly* the same tool from Jameco and swear by it! ($%3!* there, I sweared)... LOL! Jameco (.com) PN 99362CP, $7.35 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
TOTM (Tool of the Month):)
2003-06-22 by John Blacet
IC pin straightener. What! I don t need this, I m careful and don t bend my pins! Well, you need to bend them to get them into the PCB or socket, and they
Re: Somebody's always thinking
2003-06-22 by tontaub
... toll-tags, a MIDI controller, and ... A performance which people would pay for when attending? ;-) Michael.
Somebody's always thinking
2003-06-22 by Paul Schreiber
http://web.media.mit.edu/~jpatten/newaudiopad.html Check out the movie demo links on the left side. Answers the question: What do you get when you cross
Re: [motm] Re: Twiddling vs Performing
2003-06-22 by Sikorsky
hello all, i think this is such a personal subject for many i feel very lucky to have worked with the orb from 89 to 95 (on and off towards the end) at their
Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques-enough!
2003-06-22 by osthelder
I went to a Suicidal Tendencies concert once.... it ... --mikes I LOVE Suicidal Tendencies! Are they still haunting Venice? Um...can we now start a discussion
Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-22 by konkuro
Re: post by Mikes: Er.... Did you read all of the replies to this subject before posting? I just want you to know that I m showing uncharacteristic restraint,
[motm] Re: Twiddling vs Performing
2003-06-22 by Mike Estee
... Amen. There is something missing from *most* electronic acts. But not all... I think something is lost when you don t have to bang out every single note on
Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-22 by Mike Estee
... I think your definition of performing involves instruments that play notes. This probably excludes things like turntablists, trigger samplers, faders, and
Jeff Pearce
2003-06-22 by coyoteous
I have to say, Jeff Pearce is one of my most favorite musicians - all electric guitar (and now, Stick) and effects - electro-electronic? My favorite Jeff
RE: [motm] Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-21 by Les Mizzell
Hi, ... Yep, but it was Elhardt that made the I only like music with a melody (probably a slight misquote - sorry!) comment earlier! I was just showing that
Re: Confused
2003-06-21 by konkuro
... are performing it to the multi-tracker, then the next track and so on and so on. The multi-tracker becomes much like a sequencer.
pots gone
2003-06-21 by Paul Schreiber
All pots spoken for...thanks! Paul S.
Re: Robert Rich in concert (Pittsburgh)
2003-06-21 by The Old Crow
Not as detailed as previous reports, but I thought I d still say something: I went up to see Robert play in Pittsburgh last night. The weather in this area
Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-21 by konkuro
Excellent post, Les (elle, too). I shall ponder all of those points. Les: please note that although Elhardt likes to substitute for me when I m away (who can
Re: [motm] T.D.
2003-06-21 by The Old Crow
Possibly a little OT, but I did observe Chris Franke listening to the MOTM system at NAMM, so there is at least a little topic fitness... ;) I saw TD concerts
No-longer-used pot sale
2003-06-21 by Paul Schreiber
I have new-in-the-original box Spectrol pots for sale. These were used for early prototypes and MOTM-100s (remember those?). They are: a) in boxes of 10
Need a pot..
2003-06-21 by foraxx
Does anyone have a spare Bourns 50k conductive plastic pot that they d be willing to sell to me? Digikey only allows orders in multiples of 5 s and I need
FS-Alesis MMT8
2003-06-21 by osthelder
Can anyone use this? It works well and is in good condition. Comes with the original power supply (wall wart) and the manual is available from Alesis
OT
2003-06-21 by Markk
updated my web page... front home page now has 6 Ultra VCO s 300 s in a row... LOL www.markkiistudios.com Markk
Re: [motm] Re: Robert Rich in Asheville & Techniques
2003-06-21 by T.J.
... Actually Robert will be the second person this year with a modular on stage at the Soundscapes Concert Series in Bethlehem, PA. :-) Fact: 3 of the 5
EM concert in Harrisburg Sunday.
2003-06-21 by T.J.
Man, all this talk about live EM concerts is getting me hyped for the show tomorrow at the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg. Robert Rich will be there, playing
T.D.
2003-06-21 by Markk
same here... give me old T.D. with Christopher, Edgar, Peter and all synth. 3 large modulars... you either love it or you don t... I ll admit, though, to