Re: Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-21 by Jay <synthbaron@yahoo.com>
... The footage marks represent the frequency of low C on a typical 61 note keyboard or pedalboard. Yes, there are actually 2 examples of real 64 high organ
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MOTM in Keyboard Again!
2003-02-21 by Tentochi
All right all of you trainspotters out there. This one is pretty difficult. It is in the March 2003 issue of Keyboard. Did you find it? It is on the last
Pipe Length Frequency Equivalents
2003-02-21 by Tentochi
On many traditional analog synthesizers, the octave was denoted by equivalent organ pipe lengths. I think the extant of the range is something like 64 ,
About that last post
2003-02-21 by Paul Schreiber
If was BCC d from a post I did to Analog Heaven. So...DO NOT hit the reply all tag or you will also send it to AH, which may or may not work/cause infinite
Use of patents
2003-02-21 by Paul Schreiber
Patents are another way to protect your designs (Moog filter, Yamaha FM, etc). Many folks on this list soon be able to benefit from this patent:
Day gig drags
2003-02-21 by J. Larry Hendry
Just got in from the day gig that started at 4AM. Too tuckered out to deal with cables tonight. I ll get the website updated tomorrow. Nite....zzzzzzzzzzz
Cable orders (please hold)
2003-02-20 by J. Larry Hendry
Please hold up for 24 hours on cable orders until I can sort out a minor color error. I have found out that I was told wrong on a couple of the colors. I
Re: [motm] Diode Waveform Shaper demo
2003-02-20 by ixqy@aol.com
Hello everyone, I haven t had a chance to explore this module fully (I built mine this week), but so far I m very impressed. It can be used as a waveform
Re: Diode Waveform Shaper demo
2003-02-20 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Those are some nice sounds, John - now where s the image of that sexy Stooge panel? ; ) Moe ... the
Re: Cable buyers read - droop issue / price issue
2003-02-20 by Scott Gibbons
... I don t really care about translucency, so that 10% would be nice :-) best, - Scott ____________ http://www.red-noise.com http://www.strawberryplanet.org
Re: Corrected: Response to cable question: Heatshrink logo color
2003-02-20 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... Cool! Can t quite do ROYGBIV from the available colors, so I am thinking something like RYGBV for 6 , 4 , 3 , 2 , 1 in two sets - one set with black
Diode Waveform Shaper demo
2003-02-20 by John Loffink
Here s a link to my web site with construction notes and a demo of the Patchell/Microtonal Synthesis Diode Waveform Shaper panel. The mp3 shows this being
Re: [motm] Re: cable management
2003-02-20 by J. Larry Hendry
This unit specifies a max cable diameter of 0.32 inches. The sample Stooge cable has an nominal outside diameter of 0.26 inches. These should fit Stooge
Corrected: Response to cable question: Heatshrink logo color
2003-02-20 by J. Larry Hendry
I cannot believe I wrote this: So, I am inclined to allow them to put white on the dark colors and white on the dark colors. Of course it shouls have said
Response to cable question: What kind of cable?
2003-02-20 by J. Larry Hendry
I was asked, What is the Belden cable number so I can buy cable later to match? The cable we are buying is not Belden. I mistakenly reported that it was.
Response to cable question: Heatshrink logo color
2003-02-20 by J. Larry Hendry
Attention cable buying gents. I was asked about the color of heat shrink. Here is the response from my Rapco rep: You have your choice of black,white or
Re: [motm] The Cable game...one last thought....
2003-02-20 by Richard Brewster
Just FYI, the dot com cables are color coded by length, following the resistor color code: 1 - brown 2 - red 3 - orange 4 - yellow 6 - blue And yes, this
RE: [motm] Re: Cable color scheme advice? (questions)
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Your right - laying out the logo horizontally probably makes the heat shrink too long. (I guess I didn t think about it in that
pwr dist. wire
2003-02-19 by Kevin B
Hi, Does anyone know a part # or type of wire used to make motm power dist. cables? I got the part #s for the MTA connectors, but I m not sure what type of
Re: [motm] cable management
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Scott Gibbons Most of these are the .COM cables -- will the Stooge cords really be that much heavier? --LH-- I don t
Re: cable management
2003-02-19 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
... at the total weight of say 30 ... 42 pounds! I m using the Pomona black lead holders (Mouser part #565-4408)and each holds 50 cables (ten each of 1 ,
RE: [motm] Cable buyers read - droop issue / price issue
2003-02-19 by Alan Wagner
I vote for the really cool looking translucent cable!!! ... From: J. Larry Hendry [mailto:jlarryh@iquest.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 9:21 AM To:
Translucent vs. solid color
2003-02-19 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
I ll hold off my final judgment until I see pics on Larry s site, but I m leaning strongly toward the translucent cables. The braided shield protects the
Re: Cable color scheme advice? (questions)
2003-02-19 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... Your right - laying out the logo horizontally probably makes the heat shrink too long. (I guess I didn t think about it in that way.) So might be better
Re: [motm] cable management
2003-02-19 by Scott Gibbons
... I haven t hefted the Stooge cables yet, but for example right now I ve got 25 cables from 2 to 5 feet in length, hanging off a single Pomona holder (4408)
Re: [motm] cable management
2003-02-19 by Paul Schreiber
Those are for wimpy BNC and Pomona clip leads. You will be amazed at the total weight of say 30 Stooge patch cords. The patch cords used in the NAMM booth
FW: [motm] cable management
2003-02-19 by Tkacs, Ken
I have three of these. And that s where the cables end up when I clean the studio. But while I m working? They are draped over the cabinet, my shoulders, and
he was the packer of the leads - vroom vroom
2003-02-19 by Sikorsky
hello all, i had to chime in sooner or later i ve found an old snare drum stand is ideal for handy patch cable storage cheers paul b sheffield uk
cable management
2003-02-19 by Scott Gibbons
What s all this talk about cables laying on the floor?! Mouser sells a cable management claw (I think they call it a test lead holder ) for something like
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by Robert van der Kamp
... Heatshrink with braille code.
Color list error was: Cable buyers read - droop issue / price issue
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
Oops, I copied the wrong color list. The 90% spiral sheild Belden cable color choices are corrected below: The price is 10% lower. However, the cable is
Cable buyers read - droop issue / price issue
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
OK cable buyers, I have been listening to your comments. Some of you have expressed concern over droop. And, I have a revised and better price quote from
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by gareII@aol.com
But what if you re color blind ? :O
FW: [motm] Cable buyers read - droop issue / price issue
2003-02-19 by Tkacs, Ken
My opinions on the matter: The droopiness is not likely to be a deal-breaker for me either way. I ve used cheap droopy cables and I ve used stiffer ones. I
Re: [motm] Re: Cable color scheme advice? (questions)
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
... heat shrink and no cable at half price. ;) HA. Yes, I am avoiding that. :) BTW, those that do like to DIY, thses are commonly available 1/4 plugs.
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by Robert van der Kamp
... Keep trying Larry. ;) - Robert
Re: [motm] The Cable game...one last thought....
2003-02-19 by Tentochi
Well, that sparked a good idea. Why not code for length by using progressive colors such as resistors use. For example: red 1 orange 2 yellow
Cable order clarification
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
I put the Excel sheet and PDF form up at my site to make ordering easy. You don t have to use either. You can simply send me an e-mail with your info if you
Re: Cable color scheme advice? (questions)
2003-02-19 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... Hrmm - I think your just trying to avoid selling us 1/4 plugs with black heat shrink and no cable at half price. ;) And I did get quite the laugh out of
Re: Cable color coding
2003-02-19 by revtor@aol.com
My 2 cents on the cable issue.. first of all, for me cable identification only was used for two purposes. to trace/tune/diagnose a patch and to help when
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
From: But what we really wanted to know is - do you use the resistor color codes? So like, black is just a 1/4 plug with no cable
RE: FW: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by John Loffink
In the two sets of Serge banana cables I ve seen, gray is the shortest at 4 inches, green is next at 8 inches and red is the longest for the short set, up to
Re: [motm] The Cable game...one last thought....
2003-02-19 by Adam Schabtach
... Well put. Personally I can t see any point in trying to color cables according to function, but if that makes sense to someone, great, go for it. My $0.02
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by Scott Juskiw
... Same here. I use black for the shortest cables (1 footers) and white for the longest cables (6 footers). I have a rainbow of colours between the two in 1
Re: [motm] Vince Clark and his MOTM?
2003-02-19 by alt-mode
Ummm, I don t know Vince but I d love to watch him work in his studio sometime. I m sure I d learn a lot! Eric
Fwd: Re: Supermoe metamorphs yet again
2003-02-19 by dave bradley
I meant to send this to the list, but it went privately... Moe ... Replies inline below... ... Indeed. I plan to construct a sequencer capable of 16x4, 32x2,
RE: [motm] Re: Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Naw... Paul S. is much more hardcore than that. His cables have bands of shrink-wrap... black black red silver is a 2 cable +/- 2.4 brown black green gold
Re: FW: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by Jason Proctor
At the moment I have a hodge-podge of black cables stolen from various other applications around the studio, and I find I can t size a patch up quickly because
Re: FW: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
The acronym for wavelength color order is ROYGBIV - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet So if you were going to map that to Larry s colors,
Re: [motm] Cable color scheme advice?
2003-02-19 by J. Larry Hendry
This is what makes sense to me too. If you have lots of different combinations, then you will not have many (if any) of the same color combos in the same