RE: [motm] synth kids
2003-03-27 by Les Mizzell
... I used to let mine play with my Arp 2600. I d hand them a pile of patch cords and let them at it. Since they had no idea what they were doing, and didn t
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2003-03-27 by Les Mizzell
... I used to let mine play with my Arp 2600. I d hand them a pile of patch cords and let them at it. Since they had no idea what they were doing, and didn t
2003-03-27 by osthelder
Is there anyone else out there letting little kids play with their MOTM systems? I ve found that my grandson loves to play with the sounds. With the addition
2003-03-27 by J. Larry Hendry
I have been in my garage all evening sorting cables. I started with 2 footers and have yet to get through even those. Man this is a lot of cables. They all
2003-03-26 by J. Larry Hendry
Switchcraft dress washers and nuts now available. Some people on the list have mentioned the fact that when they purchased Switchcraft 112A jacks for their DIY
2003-03-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I came home today to find six large boxes containing approximately 350-400 lbs. of high-quality Synth Tech logo cables. I will start sorting them immediately.
2003-03-25 by Paul Schreiber
Yes, I m here :) If anyone has email problems, try sending mail to syntht@yahoo.com airmail.net has installed intense anti-spam filters, which has cut my
2003-03-25 by ivancu@aol.com
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2003-03-25 by Robert van der Kamp
Paul, did you receive the email I sent you yesterday regarding the PWR-20 and MOTM-440? I m asking because: a) I m used to hear from you very fast, and b) My
2003-03-25 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
... asked what the hell someone would do with it,he replied..PARTS...geez At least the guy I saw said Dummy Load ! Ken
2003-03-25 by KA4HJH
... Forget ham magazines, it s the databooks I can t live without. I do still have all my old issues of BYTE, Model Railroader, etc. ... I ve been informed
2003-03-24 by mate_stubb
I can give some generic advice, because I didn t use a 900 and have never seen one - see answer below... ... Generally, your second proposal is OK for just a
2003-03-24 by John Laudicina
I must be an Idiot?? Just got my 960 from paul and in the process of hooking it into the machine. On the 960 there are 2 screw blocks and the faston
2003-03-24 by Scott Juskiw
The UEG is a fabulous module; it s an envelope generator, it s an LFO, it s a sequencer. It s all this and more, I love it. But the finicky pushbutton was
2003-03-24 by Adam Schabtach
... Well, that certainly makes sense. I may have a tendency to under-document what I do. If I find a new method on the MOTM--some specific configuration of
2003-03-24 by osthelder
Paul- I am really surprised at you! You completely forgot to mention that a person will know if they re a ham if they show BUTT CLEAVAGE!!! Chub- with fully
2003-03-24 by Paul Schreiber
a) You NEVER EVER NEVER throw away old magazines or data books. Reason: You never know when you might need something in there. This includes complete sets of
2003-03-24 by gareII@aol.com
Hi all Just thought I d share the swap fest experience,for the benefit of those who ve never been. As discussed on previous posts, this is a great way to find
2003-03-24 by mate_stubb
I think I posted a mini review of the Doepfer ribbon when I got it - nothing has changed yet. To recap: Smooth plastic on top with embedded sensor, not a
2003-03-24 by osthelder
So far so good... The diff amps actually drift far less than I had thought they would and the battery supply is not heavily taxed. There are some niggles but
2003-03-24 by Richard Brewster
I d like to see that. Can anyone post a link? -Richard ... that I ... Illustrator. ... unused ... your ... patchcord ... looking, and ... fun).
2003-03-24 by Richard Brewster
That s an good point, Adam. The need to document a patch depends on how you use your synth. I didn t mention before why I want to document my patches. It is
2003-03-23 by Adam Schabtach
Not meaning to be a name-dropper, but I asked Robert Rich about exactly this topic once, and whether he was troubled by the lack of patch memory in a modular
2003-03-23 by elhardt@att.net
... things I got thinking about how I could document patches on my MOTM modular.
2003-03-23 by Scott Juskiw
I use a template that lists all the modules in my synth along with their jacks, switches, and knobs (a word processor doc that I print out). This lets me make
2003-03-23 by Richard Brewster
As I was hiking on the Applachian Trail for a couple hours today, of all things I got thinking about how I could document patches on my MOTM modular. 1.
2003-03-22 by J. Larry Hendry
... proceed to rattle off good engineering prose , advice and such. Come out of the closet! --LH-- OK. I ll come out of the closet (no, not that one). In
2003-03-22 by osthelder
Finally, after all the orders for effects and household chores were completed, I got back to the ribbon controller project. When I said the electronics would
2003-03-22 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Hi all, I measured the voltage coming out of the 820 s bypass socket and got roughly +12V, I know this is designed for a
2003-03-22 by Roger Rossen
--LH-- Disclaimer: I am not an engineer. Larry - you crack me up. I keep noticing how you disclaim yourself then proceed to rattle off good engineering
2003-03-22 by keithw@cix.co.uk
Hi all, I measured the voltage coming out of the 820 s bypass socket and got roughly +12V, I know this is designed for a footswitch but it would be quite nice
2003-03-21 by Matt Hutchison
I listed these a couple weeks back but the deal fell through. Here they are again. As part of the deal that fell through, I had the modules checked out by
2003-03-21 by osthelder
Not being particularly clever, I meant to post this earlier but sent it to Todd instead: Hamfests are GREAT sources of electronic parts and devices. Most of
2003-03-21 by Roger Rossen
Oops, I screwed up on dates...maybe I ll get to go both weekends... Yeah! Rog
2003-03-21 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
On a similar note, anyone know of any similar events around the SF bay area? Or where I can go for a calender of such? --PBr ... From: Roger Rossen
2003-03-21 by Roger Rossen
Thanks for all the responses guys, I now know that I m psychicly linked with the Great God of Analog - ohmmmmmmm. Turns out that there s a fest in Grayslake
2003-03-21 by media.nai@rcn.com
In the same way, envelope followers showed up after people got their mail...
2003-03-21 by Tentochi
http://www.hamvention.org My 16 - 18th this year. Old Crow hit the nail on the head. This is the mother off all of them. People come from all over the world
2003-03-21 by gareII@aol.com
Roger/group..YES..there is ham radio fest at the Lake County fair grounds in Grayslake this Sunday 3/23. I drove past there last nite and spotted the signs.
2003-03-21 by Les Mizzell
Hi, The two power distros I had are spoken for. Thanks to all that asked. Sorry I didn t get to reply individually to everybody, I was stuck in Atlanta for the
2003-03-21 by buddyboy11211
Heloo group, I don t usually post, but as you all may (or may not) know, the best suppler for nylon hardware, and damn near every other industrial supply part
2003-03-21 by J. Larry Hendry
I get mine at Lowes in the specialty hardware. I cannot say it is cheap. I just buy it and don t look. :) Larry H ... From: Richard Brewster
2003-03-21 by Paul Schreiber
Dayton, OH HamFest still going strong after like 70 YEARS! Still draws like 8,000 people. Google it! Paul S. ... From: Roger Rossen To:
2003-03-21 by Roger Rossen
Hi gang, I was wondering if any of you midwesterners on the list might know if anything resembling what they used to call - a Ham-Radio/Surplus
2003-03-21 by Paul Schreiber
It refers to the schematic! Early ring mods used a ring of diodes and 2 transformers. It the same way, a ladder filter ALSO refers to the way the schematic
2003-03-21 by xiphiguy
Can anyone wax eloquent on the origin of the name of the category of modules know as Ring Modulators? I ve heard a couple of odd theories that sound unlikely.
2003-03-21 by The Old Crow
Dayton Hamvention. I ve not been for a few years, but it is very cool. Lots of boat anchors, and an occasional great bargain. Scott /**/
2003-03-21 by Tentochi
http://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/ISS/DAL/ears This lead me to this very nice site. #5 was my favorits and contains loads of definitions for those who might not be too
2003-03-21 by Richard Brewster
I ve used RadioShack 276-1381 10mm Insulated Standoffs for all of my DIY projects that mount boards to Stooge brackets. They come 4 to a package with eight
2003-03-21 by J. Larry Hendry
The solid color cables from CBI are shipping tomorrow. Most all of you did not order these. Most of you ordered the translucent cables from Rapco. In fact I
2003-03-20 by media.nai@rcn.com
Does anyone know of a good source of plastic pcb standoffs?? I m looking for the ones that use nuts or screws, not the pop-in type. Both Mouser and Digikey