Re: [motm] Dual CGS ADSR Stooge Panel
2003-05-01 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I would be interested in this panel. Scott
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2003-05-01 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I would be interested in this panel. Scott
2003-05-01 by Tkacs, Ken
I like the idea of an ASR module. What about the idea of adding a very simple clock circuit; that way you can get a knob on there and use it to anchor the
2003-05-01 by media.nai@rcn.com
Doh!! That should be ASR not ADSR. ~~~ At 12:45 PM -0400 5/1/03, media.nai@rcn.com wrote: I m planning on mounting two CatGirlSynth Analogue Shift Registers
2003-05-01 by media.nai@rcn.com
I m planning on mounting two CatGirlSynth Analogue Shift Registers behind on 1U Stooge panel. I m thinking ten jacks: two inputs, two clock inputs, and six
2003-05-01 by Tkacs, Ken
There has been a lot of talk lately about the age of power supplies. Why is this so important? Especially if the supplies have never been used? I mean, I
2003-05-01 by osthelder
Seriously- I ve been listening to Headerless Data all morning! If my co-workers don t kill me, I m going to try to make that kind of noise on the MOTM
2003-05-01 by Tkacs, Ken
... I wasn t clear in my list -- the second and third supplies ARE three output: 5v, +15v, and -15v. That s why I listed them
2003-05-01 by elle_webb
Since it s panel time - I have a couple of questions. Is anyone interested in panels for the Milton sequencer? It s at:
2003-05-01 by Sikorsky
hello all, after the typical all drum machines plugged in session over the last bank holiday i realised this week that i didn t use the blacet dark star
2003-05-01 by MOTM Markk
It ws my Windows Media Player, upgraded to 9.0, all works fine now... interesting stuff Celeste has.... Markk
2003-04-30 by MOTM Markk
Every one of Celeste s files on the link to the page you gave me is corrupt or invalid... at least that s what I encountered... anyone else have this problem?
2003-04-30 by J. Larry Hendry
It is almost Stooge panel time again. In the next couple of days, I will be updating the panel page and we will start taking your orders. There have been
2003-04-30 by J. Larry Hendry
I was supposed to pick up the first two cabinets this week from the cabinet maker to box up and figure out how much shipping would cost, etc. However, the
2003-04-30 by Paul Schreiber
Check out Celeste s work here: http://www.berkeleynoise.com/celesteh ... And I hear she plays a mean tuba (really!). Paul S.
2003-04-30 by celesteh@casaninja.com
That s so awesome! Harry Partch came up with a 43 note just-intoned scale (which is getting to be very popular these days). Can it handle scales that big?
2003-04-30 by Gert Jalass
I don t want to comment on the price issue ... But looking at the list of modules - it s quite an impressive and versatile setup including some of the
2003-04-30 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Just the usual caveat about possible age. I m still looking for a deal on a new 3A triple supply. ... Now I can build my own diving flashlight ;)
2003-04-30 by MOTM Markk
I cut my early teeth on a Polyfusion at Sound 80 in Mlps, MN. ... a friend of mine named Louis Newman, bought out the remaining stock when Polyfusion decided
2003-04-30 by media.nai@rcn.com
Thanks to everyone who responded. I think the problem was that I thought is was going to be easy, so I wasn t careful enough. ... Except for the the pot on
2003-04-30 by Paul Schreiber
... This thing comes up for sale every other year it seems. The last time, the seller wanted $45,000 (yep, $45,000) for it and *rejected* a $30,000 offer. This
2003-04-30 by Adam Schabtach
For your amusement: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2525920826&category=38071 --Adam
2003-04-30 by Tentochi
I just found an excellent site (auf Deutsch) with an incredible amount of info and pics of drum machines and the like. Since drummachine.com is essentially
2003-04-30 by Tkacs, Ken
Are these of any interest? The new Marlin P. Jones catalog has a bunch of linear power supplies that might be good for big cabinet users. Or are there
2003-04-30 by MOTM Markk
this is why I am happy to be nominated the SLOWEST solderer... around... so far, so good... no un-soldering has been required... (ok ok, let the slam fest
2003-04-29 by Tentochi
I agree 100% with Moe. Minimize your dwell time at all costs! This is what gets the pads lifting off of the PCB. When doing adjacent holes, allow time for
2003-04-29 by MOTM Markk
the tage line.......... hmmm could also be said about another product we all know Markk ... From: Paul Schreiber To: MOTM listserv Sent: Tuesday,
2003-04-29 by The Skin Matrix
Hello, It s apparently a bit of a tribute to a short called the way things go. It took 606 takes, and there was a little digital trickery to put scenes shot
2003-04-29 by Paul Schreiber
OK, it *does* remind me of the steps required to get a product to production :) And I like the tag line at the end.
2003-04-29 by The Old Crow
... Is this the Rube Goldberg-style ad? I read an article on that: it took almost 600 takes to get the entire sequence to go off without a hitch. It is all
2003-04-29 by Eric Frampton
... Shameless self-promotional prog-rock plug: http://www.agentcooper.com/ Another MP3 off the same album: http://www.ericframpton.com/OtherMusic/GoodFor.mp3
2003-04-29 by media.nai@rcn.com
... That was the case with the 700 -- radial can and a pot. ... Thanks for all your advice :)
2003-04-29 by strohs56k
... Just one more thing - this technique (obviously) doesn t work with components where you can t get at the leads on the component side of the PCB. (Things
2003-04-29 by strohs56k
... In my experience, the desoldering technique Moe suggests usually works best - sacrifice the component, not the PCB. (In other words, first remove the
2003-04-29 by j_inform3r
I remember a while back someone made some cool looking MOTM patchsheets. I think they were on the persons site. Does anyone know the address? Thanks, John
2003-04-29 by MOTM Markk
Just now had time to listen to all three of them... What great work... I really like Walk in the Dust... very very cool piece... finally have a few days off...
2003-04-29 by Roger Rossen
... Hey - I would love to do any of the above mentioned prog-tunage. Problem is, I can t even get the time to work on my bands CD these days - so another
2003-04-29 by Mike Marsh
Oh, man, Walk is gorgeous... ... modulated, and CV2 output is ... get the general idea. About
2003-04-28 by Mike Marsh
Sorry for the bandwidth, but I ve tried to post twice now with no results. Crap. If this gets through, great. Mike
2003-04-28 by Mike Marsh
I think I sent this to Paul only, and I meant to send it to the group: That piece (zappa.mp3) is actually the first complete MOTM work that I did. It s now
2003-04-28 by Paul Schreiber
Yes, the MOTM-650 in the stock configuration supports microtuning tables. Paul S.
2003-04-28 by Neil Bradley
... According to the feature sheet, yes, it supports microtuning. -- Neil ... Neil Bradley In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is not
2003-04-28 by celesteh@casaninja.com
Does the 650 support setting different tunings? some digital synths will accept tuning dumps of scales with the pitches defined in cents, so they can use just
2003-04-28 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Perhaps the problem effects some 700 s and not others. Also, the ear is quite sensitive to the tiniest changes in pitch and the 320 doesn t have the
2003-04-28 by jhaible@debitel.net
... The air is pretty thin if someone want s to play like Gentle Giant! (Buying albums from Echolyn, Spock s Beard or Engel wider Willen is the closest thing
2003-04-28 by Paul Schreiber
... Since I am a proghead, I d like to have an entire MOTM page on the website for ProgHead stuff. Paul S.
2003-04-28 by paulhaneberg
I just bought a replacement Midi Adapter on Ebay. I ll finish Jerusalem as soon as I get it and send it in. I can t believe you only got one entry. I
2003-04-28 by Paul Schreiber
Well, since I only got 1 entry (cough cough), I ll leave it open ended . Send when you can. Paul S.
2003-04-28 by paulhaneberg
I m curious as to what happened with the ELP contest. I was going to submit Jerusalem and was about 3/4 finished when my MIDI adapter gave up the ghost. :(
2003-04-28 by osthelder
Last time I wrote, it was to announce the finish of the dual ribbon controller project (finally! Check out Stooge Larry s site for the pdf files detailing
2003-04-28 by Paul Schreiber
From Dave Fulton: live tweaking of the uSeq. The GateTime is being modulated, and CV2 output is for the accents. Recording is a little low volume and not