Re: [motm] More from Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-26 by Paul Schreiber
Party like it s 1972! Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:58 PM Subject: Re: [motm] More from Ice
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Re: [motm] More from Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by ixqy@aol.com
Just a note that Nektar played last June at Nearfest (www.neafest.com) with Larry Fast. Camel is scheduled to play this year. :) Andrew In a message dated
A Newer Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by Tentochi
It looks like all of the SB series pushbuttons are all not grouped together. This looks like the best current canidate to me: SB4011NOHC This is a SPST
Re: [motm] New Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Actually, now that I ve given it more than two seconds of thought :) with the added paint thickness, a 1/2 inch hole is probably perfect. George ... From:
Re: [motm] New Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by groovyshaman@snet.net
This is a very nice switch. It has a nice selection of colored caps. The knurled-face nut would look attractive, however it wouldn t match other nuts.
Re: [motm] New Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
The proposed switch sticks out too far. The SB series is probably better (look at the Allied PDF catalog page, left side about 1/2 way down). I haven t had a
RE: [motm] More from Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Alan Wagner
Triumvirat! I still listen to Spartacus from time to time! And yup, I still have my Kayak Albums and Camel, and Nectar, and Barcley James Harvest, and
Re: [motm] New Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by The Old Crow
I m using a Switchcraft type 923 in my VC EG prototypes because I have some of them already. The 903 is probably a better production choice as Allied has
RE: [motm] Diode Waveform Shaper demo
2003-02-25 by John Loffink
A new link for the Diode Waveform Shaper files: http://www.wavemakers-synth.com/motm/dws.html I have added some photos of the construction and completed module
New Pushbutton Proposal
2003-02-25 by Tentochi
NKK MB2011SS1W01 (pushbutton) with NKK AT407C (cap) with NKK AT512CH (conical nut) The buttons which Paul has specced for the 600 and 650 are not standard
RE: [motm] More from Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Les Mizzell
... Jezz, I thought nobody else had even heard of these guys, much less listen to them! Heh. Illusions is sounding a little dated now, but still a good
More from Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
No sun, temp about -11C. 1/3 of ice evaporated, but supposedly there is a bunch moving in from Arizona later tonite. Probably no school tomorrow, either.
Re: Ahhhhhhh....Ahhhhhhh Ice and Snow...
2003-02-25 by gooboworks <andy@goobo.com>
... You know, a ways back from my home in California, I flew to Denver and rented a car. Inside the trunk I found some weird device I had never seen before
Re: [motm] Ahhhhhhh....Ahhhhhhh Ice and Snow...
2003-02-25 by jhaible
... Made me think of a wonderful film I ve seen a few months ago, The Ice Storm (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0119349) JH.
Ahhhhhhh....Ahhhhhhh Ice and Snow...
2003-02-25 by Moog <moog960seq@yahoo.com>
Made me think of lines from Led Zep... Ah, ah, We come from the land of the ice and snow, From the midnight sun where the hot springs blow. The hammer of the
Re: [motm] Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Adam Schabtach
Wow, just this morning I was recalling cold mornings of my childhood when I d listen to the radio for school closure announcements, not because of snow but
RE: [motm] Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Alan Wagner
Good thing you re not in Michigan! You d still be expected to get your sorry butt to work! We have a thing on the west side of the state called lake effect .
Re: [motm] Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Well, we (CT) have had nearly three feet of snow in the last two weeks, and it rained ICE yesterday, so I sorta know what you re going through. Even good ol
RE: [motm] Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Les Mizzell
At least your at home! I got iced in a lousy hotel in the upper part of North Carolina last weekend. Yuck! Much rather get stuck at home! Good chance to
Ice Station Zebra
2003-02-25 by Paul Schreiber
((obscure 70s movie reference)) Well, it s 18F outside and raining ICE (not snow, ICE). By tomorrow, they are predicting 3 to 5 INCHES of SOLID ICE covering
New Wavemakers web site
2003-02-25 by John Loffink
The Wavemakers Modular and Integrated Synthesizer web site is now located at http://www.wavemakers-synth.com/ . This obscure company released many products in
Re: [motm] Helen Keller with a Soldering Iron
2003-02-24 by John Blacet
I think that it would be wise to start with the kit. For one thing, getting the pots out of the assembled board is not for a beginner. You might also consider
Re: [motm] Another VC EG update
2003-02-24 by The Old Crow
... Well, the front knob is easy as it is just a PKES70 instead of a PKES90. The rear knob is the one I m trying to figure out at the moment. Since it is not
Re: [motm] Helen Keller with a Soldering Iron
2003-02-24 by Scott Juskiw
You ll have to disassemble the assembled MiniWave a little bit (LEDs, pots), and drill some holes to mount the PCB to a Stooge bracket. There s quite a bit of
Re: [motm] Another VC EG update
2003-02-24 by Scott Juskiw
This just keeps getting better and better. What about dual-concentric knobs? Are these available in the standard MOTM/Alco format that we all know and love?
Re: [motm] Crow's take on the triple reversing mixer
2003-02-24 by Scott Juskiw
I hacked my Oakley multimixers so that they can act as a bias source. It definately is a great thing to have around. I like your idea of using 2.500V with a
Helen Keller with a Soldering Iron
2003-02-23 by broken692003 <broken69@attbi.com>
I was thinking of getting a Miniwave module but wanted to have the MOTM stooge panel. Would it be easy to convert from an assembled module or is it a
Updates to EGRES, the unofficial Serge Site!
2003-02-23 by Les Mizzell
John P. and I have finally added a few updates to the EGRES (unofficial Serge) site! http://www.scampers.com/egres/ New stuff: 1. Pictures of a amazing system
Old Trick or a New One?
2003-02-23 by mbedtom@aol.com
For some time I have been using an aid when drilling holes in aluminum but don t recall seeing this mentioned on the list. I m probably the last one to figure
RE: [motm] Another VC EG update
2003-02-23 by John Loffink
The model number implies that this is a future MOTM module. If so this is very interesting. A VC EG would give dynamic articulations to sound parameters.
RE: [motm] a new (rabid) MOTM fan site
2003-02-23 by John Loffink
This is a great site. Thanks for sharing it Scott. The cabinets look magnificent. I m sure many of us are likewise horizontally space challenged. The
Another VC EG update
2003-02-23 by The Old Crow
I m finally into making hardware for this EG. I decided that the best method of control of each parameter was to provide a dual-concentric knob set for each.
Crow's take on the triple reversing mixer
2003-02-23 by The Old Crow
At the behest of Robert Rich, I built a triple reversing+bias module to his specifications. Each stage provides -/+ 5V bias in the absence of a jacked input,
Re: [motm] a new (rabid) MOTM fan site
2003-02-23 by Paul Schreiber
... WOW! What a well-organized, laid-out site. Lots of effort went into this! BTW: EVERY MOTM OWNER NEEDS SCOTT S CD!!! His self-running patches (no MIDI, no
a new (rabid) MOTM fan site
2003-02-23 by Scott Juskiw
Since 80% of my life revolves around MOTM in one manner or another, it seems only fitting that I devote 80% of my meager webspace allotment to my MOTM
Please read: Cable droop and scoop
2003-02-22 by J. Larry Hendry
Gentlemen, I am sorry I have been so long resolving the final cable issues. However, my day gig has been a real bitch for the last two days. The good news
RE: [motm] Well, I know I am doomed now...
2003-02-22 by John Loffink
It doesn t take long. Mine could connect patch cords and twiddle knobs at that age. Now at 2 1/2 she can say patch cord. I only let her patch the Serge at
Re: [motm] Well, I know I am doomed now...
2003-02-22 by jhaible
How fast they grow up ... Tassilo with 17 months: http://www.oldcrows.net/~jhaible/mixed/Tassi_OB_8.jpg (He could t reach up to the Modular yet, but I had to
Re: [motm] [OT] Re: Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-22 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Comments in line. ... It resonates at twice the wavelength, half the frequency, or one octave lower. ... One octave off (reference A440): 64 (CCCCC Speaking
Re: [motm] OT Follow-up: Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-22 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
BTW, drawing an 8 organ stop would be equivalent to the pitch played on a piano keyboard, with middle C being two octaves from the lowest note on the organ
Re: [motm] Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-22 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Comments in line. ... There is no real relationship. The markings indicate that switching from 16 to 8 will increase the oscillator s pitch by one octave.
Re: [motm] cables
2003-02-22 by The Old Crow
... Oh I agree. Who would use something like this when there is a perfectly good resistor color chart to follow. ;) Crow /**/
The Ultimate Analog Modular Synthesizer Handbook?
2003-02-22 by Tentochi
Well, it seems that there really isn t a manual or handbook that properly suits today s growing mass of modular (ab)users. So my question is, what would the
FW: [motm] Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-22 by Tkacs, Ken
You may be overthinking the issue. When a synthesizer uses footages to mark off an octave switch, it s basically just saying that 16 is an octave below 8
Re: [motm] Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-22 by Tentochi
The responses have been VERY interesting and insightful. But they really didn t answer my question. What is the relationship (if any) between the pipe lengths
Belden Cable
2003-02-21 by lotek
Is belden 8762 (68$ for 500ft) or 8451 (44$ for 500ft) sufficient for making cables? Which is better? Are there better options?
Re: [motm] Strange's Modular Synthesis Bible Available!!!
2003-02-21 by Dave Trenkel
... I should point out that these are reprints, essentially a bound xerox copy of the book with a generic paper cover. I have one that I bought this way a year
Re: Use of patents
2003-02-21 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Presumably levity flow increases as substance consumption increases, in a clever positive feedback scheme. Feedback is controlled by the wearer falling on
Re: Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-21 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
Sound travels at a speed of approximately 1130 feet per second. Therefore the wavelength of a sound wave at a frequency of 1 Hz is 1130 feet. The speed of
Strange's Modular Synthesis Bible Available!!!
2003-02-21 by Tentochi
Allen Strange s unparalleled tome, Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques and Controls is still available!!! There are at least 100 copies in the warehouse