Re: [motm] MOTM in GA?
2003-05-03 by chad
I have a few modules. Looking to add more soon, money is still tight. ... ===== There are only 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary,
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Update
2003-05-03 by Paul Schreiber
a) the toggle switches arrived today from Japan for the MOTM-300 kits. I m (gasp) getting some temp. help next week specifically for kitting MOTM-300s and
RE: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-03 by John Loffink
I like the idea of the full size plate. That gives even more flexibility on where the L shaped brackets could be positioned. John Loffink
Re: FW: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-03 by Dave Hylander
... We re pretty dense here in NJ. We have 3 MOTM rs in a 10 mile radius in central NJ. -dave- http://www.hylander.com
Re: FW: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-03 by Mike Marsh
Does San Diego count? :) ... interesting to ... density is.
Re: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-03 by J. Larry Hendry
... them. We can then just drill whatever holes we need for whatever bizarre PCB happens to come along. Drilling in the long side of a bracket is pretty easy.
Re: FW: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-03 by synthworld@aol.com
In a message dated 5/2/03 11:51:21 AM, ken.tkacs@jer.com writes:
FW: [AH] Milton Bare PCB's - ready for ordering
2003-05-03 by mate_stubb
For those interested in Milton, this was just posted to AH... Moe ... From: Peter Grenader petergrenader@mksound.com, cc: Subject: [AH] Milton Bare PCB s -
Probable dropping of toll-free number
2003-05-03 by Paul Schreiber
I know that many of you like the fact I have a toll-free number to call. However, there are 3 factors that will *probably* cause me to drop it as of June 1. a)
Re: [motm] Demographics
2003-05-03 by ivancu@aol.com
Should us members create our own directory? Perhaps a simple database listing in the Yahoo group? Interesting that the Pacific Northwest is such a big area...
Demographics
2003-05-03 by Paul Schreiber
Well, for privacy reasons, I can t post a MOTM Directory on my own. In general: a) the 3 highest concentration of users are New York City,
MOTM in GA?
2003-05-03 by Eric Frampton
Besides me, and whoever put their system up on eBay a few weeks ago (I don t know that person), who all re MOTM folks here in Georgia? Paul, anybody taken
Re: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by Richard Brewster
If you just need to drill small holes in a Stooge bracket to mount a PCB, buy a drill bit that s designed to cut steel. I forgot what the material is, but
RE: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by John Loffink
... Also, as Larry has noted in private email, it is difficult to drill holes on the small bend of the PCB bracket. The bend in the metal tends to obstruct
RE: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by John Loffink
... You re a lot more patient than I! That s a lot of metal cutting. ... Agreed, that s why my proposal split the bracket in two pieces. As long as you have
RE: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-02 by Frank Vanaman
Hey Ken and everyone else-- Well, put a pin in your map at Baltimore for me-- MOTM (of course, plus some Paia, Ken Stone, and Blacet), & a bit of System 100M.
Re: FW: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-02 by Mike Marsh
I m pretty modular dense... ... ago...!). ... interesting to ... density is. ... celeste ... photoshop data ... be cool ... http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
FW: [motm] MOTM, CT
2003-05-02 by Tkacs, Ken
The snow has finally melted in my yard (but not all that long ago...!). [FYI, I m closer to New Haven] Seems like most MOTM ers are Midwest/West Coast. It
Re: OT: Convincing Strumming
2003-05-02 by Roger Rossen
... convincing ... You can do strumming via midi and a delay algorithm. Depending on your hardware/software (I ve got Sonar) you can enter in chords sorta
RE: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by Scott Juskiw
... The stainless stell is tough, but not impenetrable. I ve drilled a couple dozen so far. You d only need to drill 2 holes to mount a bracket, the rest of
Re: OT: Convincing Strumming
2003-05-02 by Mike Marsh
Steinburg has one: http://www.us.steinberg.net/Products/VG.htm. Or you could get a Roland pickup/MIDI converter (Yamaha makes one, too). Also, my favorite is
Re: Stooge panels - Milton interest
2003-05-02 by Mike Marsh
That *is* serious :) Moe pointed out that it would take a whole bunch of connections, and since I m reall good at that, ahem, maybe it won t work. Still, I
OT: Convincing Strumming
2003-05-02 by Tkacs, Ken
Does anyone know of a currently available device for creating convincing strumming ? Years ago, Oberheim made a device called the Strummer that would take
Re: [motm] MOTM Standards for Utility Modules
2003-05-02 by Sikorsky
... hello all, i m very much into the idea of a simple 1U patch panel 8, 10 or 12 numbered jacks that s it i m sure each of us would have a different use for
Re: Stooge panels - Milton interest
2003-05-02 by elle_webb
... That would work, but you d have to wire 192 (4 x 16 x 3) extra connections, in addition to finding an alternate solution for mounting the pcb s. Ugh! The
RE: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by John Loffink
I wouldn t recommend this. Have you tried drilling Larry s steel PCB brackets? They re pretty tough to drill, drill press or not, even worse if you need to
MOTM Standards for Utility Modules
2003-05-02 by elle_webb
... Would it make sense to have a few standard utility panels to cover situations like this? This would drive down cost for everybody. Some ideas are: *
Re: [motm] jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by Scott Juskiw
I think the easiest thing to do is to make brackets that have NO holes in them. We can then just drill whatever holes we need for whatever bizarre PCB happens
RE: FW: [motm] Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-02 by Tentochi
Isn t one of the 500 series modules going to perform full-on ASR functions? If so, I am surprised this is being discussed here. I may be TOTALLY wrong
Stooge Panel Pricing?
2003-05-02 by paulhaneberg
I m wondering when pricing on the Stooge Panels is going to be announced. I would like to order as many panels as my budget will allow. I m hoping Larry or
MOTM, CT (was: Re: Celeste's demos)
2003-05-02 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Hmmm, let s see.. Ken (Greenwich?), me (Danbury) and soon to be celeste (??). Any other nasty-winter-in-CT survivors out there? (93 of snow!!) George ...
Re: Stooge panels - Milton interest
2003-05-02 by Mike Marsh
That s with the pots soldered to the pcb, right? Anything preventing someone from using wire instead? Mike (not interested i na $1,200 sequncer, as cool as it
RE: FW: [motm] Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-02 by media.nai@rcn.com
... A regular Larry bracket would not attach to a Stooge panel by Switchcraft 112 jacks -- the holes would not line up. However, a similar L-shaped
jack only mounting brackets.
2003-05-02 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: media.nai@rcn.com [mailto:media.nai@rcn.com] Anyway, I think a Larry bracket for knobless modules would be an excellent product. Think about it --
RE: FW: [motm] Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-02 by Chris Parker
Question: Can a Larry bracket be attached to a Stooge panel by a Switchcraft 112 jack? Is the jack strong enough to hold it securely, and will the holes
Re: FW: [motm] Power Supplies
2003-05-02 by media.nai@rcn.com
... No problem :) You were clear enough, I just wondered how new they were. However I just checked their website, and I do not see any inexpensive 5v, +15v,
Re: FW: [motm] Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-02 by media.nai@rcn.com
... That s a creative solution :) It would require another PCB, and I don t think one knob is enough to anchor a bracket. Anyway, I think a Larry bracket
FW: [motm] Re: Celeste's demos
2003-05-02 by Tkacs, Ken
Another Connecticut MOTM er? That makes three of us, I think! ... From: celesteh@casaninja.com [mailto:celesteh@casaninja.com] Hey, Is Wisconsin near
Stooge panels - Milton interest
2003-05-02 by mate_stubb
A couple of people have expressed interest in the Milton step sequencer. I ve spoken with the designer and it seems feasible to do a stooge panel. However,
Re: Panels, sequencers, & Time Machines
2003-05-02 by elle_webb
... If this is possible, I d order one, possibly two. I ve heard a lot of good things about it, and there doesn t seem to be anything remotely similar.
Re: [motm] Re: Panels, sequencers, & Time Machines
2003-05-02 by J. Larry Hendry
I found a stash of theses and bought some from two different suppliers. I hooked John up with the latter of the two who had a very reasonable price and
Re: My Old Gray Power Supply, She Ain't What She Used To Be
2003-05-02 by Roger Rossen
... supplies. Why ... used? ... and ... out, dry ... Korg ... hasn t ... equipment from ... why is it ... 1989 ... $160? ... assembling ... shouldn t really
Re: Power Supplies and bright LEDs
2003-05-02 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
... It seems there is one possible legitimate use for these LEDs that will blind at 20 paces - mount them behind bezels designed for incandescent lamps for
Re: Celeste's demos
2003-05-01 by celesteh@casaninja.com
Hey, Is Wisconsin near Connecticut? I m about to move east. The track that you like is *cough* not analog. It s a photoshop data file with tacked on aiff
Re: Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-01 by elle_webb
... Registers ... both? ... I ll probably want one, too. I ll need to get another PCB, though!
[motm] Re: Dual CGS ASR Stooge Panel
2003-05-01 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Both :) You could run them with the same input, different inputs, run them with the same clock, different clocks, patch the any output of one into the
Re: Panels, sequencers, & Time Machines
2003-05-01 by strohs56k
... I actually want a couple of time machine panels - but this is because of existing time machine modules that I want to convert to MOTM format. The reason
Re: Dual CGS ADSR Stooge Panel
2003-05-01 by elle_webb
... Would this work as two separate ASR s, one 5 or 6 step ASR, or both?
Re: Stooge panels - Dark Star Enhanced
2003-05-01 by Roger Rossen
... folks ... yes, I am too! I assume your talking a MOTM style ?!?! I m also, sorta in the middle of panel fabrication R+D, mainly for utility type modules of
Stooge panels - Dark Star Enhanced
2003-05-01 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I am interested in ordering one Dark Star (enhanced version) for a Blacet module that has no face plate as yet. Are there any other folks out there interested