Re: Sunday night demo time
2003-04-14 by Mike Marsh
The RM you get out of the 190 is really sweet, especially if you use the purer sine waves from self-oscillating filters. Combining RM with other elements
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2003-04-14 by Mike Marsh
The RM you get out of the 190 is really sweet, especially if you use the purer sine waves from self-oscillating filters. Combining RM with other elements
2003-04-14 by Mike Marsh
Patch info coming...gotta answer some work email first! Mike ... I
2003-04-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... How do you get the 16?? If it s proportions are 1:4:9, and the minimum depth is 10 , then it would be 90 tall and 40 wide. It would also be 200 MOTM
2003-04-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Imho, it s a no brainer. Add the resistor so you can use it with other modules. Without the resistor you still won t be able to use it with a guitar or
2003-04-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I have no idea which LED s Lexicon uses, but they work fine. ... I have a Princeton Tec that has a single LED that makes a difference outside in broad
2003-04-14 by John
The Ring Mod is something I usually overlook when synthesizing. Mostly because I don t get too many sounds from experimenting that I like. After listening to
2003-04-14 by Chris Walcott
Nice! Can you give us the patch recipe? - chris ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 2:47 PM To: MOTM listserv
2003-04-14 by Aaron Day
Hello all - I m in the process of assembling my 410 and am wondering about the optional 100k resistor at R68. GIven the -6db gain reduction that the
2003-04-14 by jhaible
... It was the CS-80 s ring mod which I had in mind when I designed it. (;- ) I think the MOTM style potentiometers with their low mechanical resistance are
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
Hi Guys, I posted 3 pics of the infamous Blue LED idea, with one shot in the dark... next to 2 Event Generators with their red LED s blinking... the blue one
2003-04-14 by strohs56k
... Hmm - to be a fruitcake, wouldn t you actually need to *like* blue LEDs to the point of replacing every LED in every piece of equipment you own with blue
2003-04-14 by mate_stubb
Some enterprising soul should take apart a bicolor Lumex (has a white lens) and try to fit the Lumex shroud/fresnel lens in front of a blue LED. Seriously. Moe
2003-04-14 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 4/13/03 10:29:45 PM Central Daylight Time, ixqy@aol.com ... Just to clarify... I know there isn t a blue Lumex LED (not that I ve found), I
2003-04-14 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi, I have four blue LEDs on my MOTM-ized Wiard Miniwave. I like the deep color blue, but they are a little uncomfortable to look at directly. I installed much
2003-04-14 by The Old Crow
So do I. However, you have to be careful with them because they also output quite a bit of UV. I bought some from www.superbrightleds.com and they certainly
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2522604483&category=38071 Markk II Studios / Digital Nightmare Productions You can never have too many
2003-04-14 by Paul Haneberg
Regarding the Sentinel, I believe the proper proportions are 1:4:9:16 !!!! I d love to see someone build a case like that. I m not sure I d want to get too
2003-04-14 by Paul Schreiber
a) Another Mike Marsh MOTM-190 demo. Full bandwidth! http://www.synthtech.com/demo/190_bigdemo.mp3
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
a) the beams are *extremely* collomated (sp?). Meaning, they have very narrow angles of dispersion. col-li-mated; make (as ray of light) parallel Markk II
2003-04-14 by Paul Schreiber
I personally find blue LEDs annoying on several fronts: a) the beams are *extremely* collomated (sp?). Meaning, they have very narrow angles of dispersion. b)
2003-04-14 by synthworld@aol.com
In a message dated 4/13/03 6:36:21 PM, markk2studios@cox.net writes:
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
Blue LED s should be outlawed! ...well, I certainly didn t want to start any ill feelings or start a long waste of bandwidth on opinions of LED colors. I have
2003-04-14 by osthelder
... Blue LED s should be outlawed! I have a client that loves bright LED status indicators and when he found out that high intensity blue LED s were available
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
very true...blue it is... Markk II Studios / Digital Nightmare Productions You can never have too many synthesizers...
2003-04-14 by Kevin Loper
Man, I really appreciate the quick response. This really helps me out. That is exactly what I needed. Thanks!!! And thanks for the reassurance, Larry. Kevin
2003-04-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... http://www.hotrodmotm.com/parts_list.htm Whether or not you want to put blue LED s on your own system is one thing, but putting blue text on a mailing list
2003-04-14 by Markk :-)
sorry guys... it s just my default email color, I ll change it back to black Markk Markk II Studios / Digital Nightmare Productions You can never have too
2003-04-14 by Kevin Loper
Does anyone happen to know the physical dimensions of the 900 power supply? I ve got one inbound from Paul so I don t know the dimensions, and they are not
2003-04-13 by Markk :-)
Of MOTM supplied LED s... what is the value, and or voltage requirements, diode properties...? So I can research some change of colors... Thanks, Markk Markk
2003-04-13 by Paul Schreiber
2 new demos of the MOTM-190 VCA/RM. These demo the CS-80 style Ring Mod (variable Blending) and Exponential response of the VCA. This give extreme percussive
2003-04-13 by Paul Schreiber
... ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GROAN! ... swapping it out? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ There IS a
2003-04-13 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Paul Schreiber Also, I am *extremely picky* about the soldering in the assembled modules, and only Stooge Larry goes slower than
2003-04-13 by J. Larry Hendry
... from Stooge Industries, they are not intended to be portable I would second this comment. I think there are plenty of portable solutions out there. I am
2003-04-13 by Markk :-)
Ahhh, What sheer bliss.... now granted it was only the power supply... but what fun. gonna try something a little more challenging later on, maybe the 420 or
2003-04-13 by Markk :-)
Here s what I have decided to do... My setup will almost be duplicated like Roy Harter s case arrangement... similar to a Moog IIIP and then I will be
2003-04-13 by Paul Schreiber
... Because your wife pays me a hefty sum to prevent modular happiness :) In reality ,I am in fact running around trying to be as fair as possible, to as many
2003-04-13 by media.nai@rcn.com
I think this is a good topic to discuss, as many of us either have or are in the process of building systems we would like to be able to move around (for use
2003-04-13 by Mike Marsh
I sent Paul a demo last night and he says it sounds like a CS-80. It really is fun!
2003-04-13 by osthelder
Alas! I have succumbed to the dreaded everyone s-getting-their-orders-filled-but-me! syndrome. Symptoms include checking for Happy Emails compulsively,
2003-04-13 by osthelder
... Mike s right people! I ve got three of these beauties and they are capable of true modulatory mayhem. Compact, powerful and, best of all, MOTM quality!
2003-04-13 by Tobias Enhus
I use combination of a Kyma / MOTM system for sound design. As a controller I use a custom version of the Max Mathews Radio baton. This combo gives me a very
2003-04-13 by Tobias Enhus
Is there anyone interested in building a custom set of self powered MOTM speakers? I just got started building my first MOTM rig. Part of my planning came from
2003-04-13 by Mike Marsh
Just built it. Much fun. Blend, exponential, 1U! Mike
2003-04-12 by Eric Frampton
... It ain t MOTM, but I ve had good results with the Oakley EFG. ... Also not MOTM, but check out this rack-mount (!) stereo speaker unit from Fostex:
2003-04-12 by Eric Frampton
... I ve got both an MOTM and an A6. In fact, in my studio, the modular sits directly above the A6. The A6 s modulation routings are so deep that one could
2003-04-12 by Scott Juskiw
... Or an uber-ribbon controller, no less. Too bad it doesn t have CV outputs. Still, a very intriguing device. If anyone has every tried one of these with a
2003-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/12/2003 10:43:05 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I agree with most of the comments that have been made so far (and was going to make the
2003-04-12 by paulhaneberg
I once owned 2 ARP 2600s, both with grey panels, but the two filters sounded different, I d always wondered why. I purchased one new sometime around 1977, the
2003-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
The point Robert was asking is NOT is a 2600 any good , but can a MOTM *sound* like a 2600? The sound is indeed in the filter. The ARP Moog design is more
2003-04-12 by Tentochi
John is right. As been said here before, the filter is 90% of the sound of traditional synthesis. Remember that the 2600 is semi-modular and not