Re: [motm] Re: Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Paul Schreiber
All modules purchased EXCEPT rails and blanks and the power distribution boards, count FOR points. This includes the MOTM-910, the MOTM-940 and the MOTM-900.
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Re; Points and such
2003-01-31 by robs7@aol.com
I ve had a question about points all along. Does the power supply count? Does it give you a point? Do the multiples? I could see an argument for either way,
Re: Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Scott Gibbons
... other modules. Meaning... If we purchased modules that cost less than $200, we don t get any points for those? If so, then I m confused because I thought:
MOTM-850 questions
2003-01-31 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
Rather than bug Paul, who is busily putting together my kits as you read this, I thought I d solicit information from the group about the MOTM-850 pedal
Re: Points clarification
2003-01-31 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
Well now that the points system is clear to all, let s all belly up to the bar and order another round of MOTM! Chub - ordering a double...
Re: [motm] Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Robert van der Kamp
... Ouch, there goes my 50% reduced midi-cv converter... :( Oh well. - Robert
Re: [motm] Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Paul Schreiber
This is my fault for not placing the phrase ...up to $200... in the lines previous to the 14 point discussion. It holds for all the point totals. I shall try
Re: [motm] Points clarification
2003-01-31 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Copied right from the July 2002 catalog: Points are redeemed by indicating so on your order. Here is what you can get with accumulated points: 6 points: 20%
Re: [motm] Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Joe Pavone
Woah... I thoght it was: 6 points: 20% off any module 8 points: 33% off any module 11 points: 50% off any module 14 points: free module up to $190, FREE
Points clarification
2003-01-31 by Paul Schreiber
Since this has come up several times (regarding the new modules): a) points can only be applied for discounts/freebies towards modules (kit OR assembled) that
Work bench clean up time
2003-01-30 by John Blacet
Assembled Blacet IO module in a MOTM converter panel. No rev board with a resistor and cap (professionally) tacked on. Otherwise same as production board. This
Way OT: grounding MOTM w/ step-down TF
2003-01-30 by Aaron Day
Greetings- I d like to connect my MOTM to my old Macintosh power amp but am concerned about the grounding. The amp is a 110v unit w/ a 2 prong power cord that
RE: Stooge panels & cabinet kits
2003-01-30 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Speaking of shipping, I have orders for several people which are ready to ship, but are waiting for an email reply to confirm shipping addresses. Check your
Stooge panels & cabinet kits
2003-01-30 by J. Larry Hendry
I am still packing and shipping panels. I have about 1/2 done. You should be getting a happy mail soon if you have not yet. I talked to the cabinet kit maker
So. Calif. DIY Meeting
2003-01-30 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.silcom.com/~patchell/synthdiymeet.html if you are interested. Paul S.
Re: Hosting the Uncompetition
2003-01-30 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Indeed! I m going to propose a way forward with this. Stay tuned for an idea or two... Mike ... space? ;) ... bicycle. :)
Re: [motm] Hosting the Uncompetition
2003-01-30 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: The Old Crow I have a 2T raid attached to oldcrows.net. Is that enough space? ;) LH: That s like asking if there is room in
Hosting the Uncompetition
2003-01-29 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Does anybody have some space to host the Uncompetition MP3s?
Re: [motm] Hosting the Uncompetition
2003-01-29 by The Old Crow
... I have a 2T raid attached to oldcrows.net. Is that enough space? ;) Crow /**/
OT: paging James Holloway
2003-01-29 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Contact me offlist please, the email addy I have for you is bouncing. Moe
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I don t mind helping out fellow MOTMers at all. I run my Genelecs full-range. I run a seperate volume control on my console to the Sunfire with the crossover
Re: Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
heh heh, me too... ... I need
Re: [motm] Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by J. Larry Hendry
Sound like fun. And, here are links to those who already have music available some of which features MOTM. http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/music.htm Larry H
Re: Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
and 2 cents to the first to guess the mystery intrument! ... of ... a ... color ... #1 ... MOTMers ... I ... Demos
Re: Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Some could make it as demos, but I was thinking more on the order of let s hear *everything* that s out there! Demos are usually pretty targeted. However, we
Re: [motm] Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Paul Schreiber
... Better yet: send them in as MOTM demos I can add to the website. I need 190 RM demos, especially. The demo files are getting rusty in some cases. Demos
Re: [motm] Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by The Old Crow
... No problem. Just send me my 190. ;) Crow /**/
Re: [motm] Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Joe Pavone
good idea - I second that.
Uncompetition?
2003-01-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Hey - How about we start an uncompetition? People submit a piece, a description, it gets hosted somewhere and people comment on the work. No winners or
Re: [motm] Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by Tentochi
... I say go with the Mackie 824s. My old studiomate and I used to jam to them all of the time after sessions because they weren t hard on your ears and
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I use Genelecs in the stuido for monitoring. However, flat as they are, they are missing the entire bottom octave to octave and a half. To fill in the
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by Scott Gibbons
The current issue of Electronic Musician has a mid-priced NF shoot out! Perfect timing to address this question... ... I say the same thing about my $5 MSRP
Stooge panels & more shipping
2003-01-28 by J. Larry Hendry
I have spent all night sorting and packaging panels, brackets and other goodies. I plan to ship 1/2 this week and the other 1/2 no later than early next week.
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
I own a pair of 824 and can vouch for their dead-on accuracy and the resulting fabulous mixes. ANd I love the sound og f the MOTM naked through them...if it
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by robert taylor
... These are on top of my wish list with either a HRS120 or HRS150 sub for monitoring. check: http://www.mackie.com/record/studiomonitors/index.html According
Re: [motm] Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by ivancu@aol.com
I ve got the Mackie HR824 s and highly recommend them for electronic music applications. I do have some smaller passive monitors for checking mixes but the
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
Yowza!!! Geez Larry, I d be comfortable with just the 4312 s! Your point is well taken, however-passive crossovers at the low end are a problem. In fact, I
Re: [motm] Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Good question! These will have to perform as mid-field or soffit monitors. Near fields, I ve got. Actually, I d be
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-27 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
... Good question! These will have to perform as mid-field or soffit monitors. Near fields, I ve got. Actually, I d be comfortable mixing on the redone AR s
Re: studio monitors
2003-01-27 by elle_webb <elle_webb@hotmail.com>
What are you using the monitors for? If you re looking for pleasing reproduction of the sound, you may be happier with home speakers than monitors. Good studio
studio monitors
2003-01-27 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
Hi all! I realize this has been covered in the past, but I wanted some subjective input on studio monitors. I had been cosidering a pair of large JBL s
Re: [motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-27 by media.nai@rcn.com
... See?? I knew it was a stupid question :) ... Cool :) ... That would work with a drum controller. Since the logic is done with a PIC, it shouldn t be too
Re: [motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-26 by The Old Crow
... The envelope starts and ends at the initial level. On a gate, the envelope slopes to attack level atthe attack rate, decays to sustain level at the decay
Re: [motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-26 by Scott Juskiw
... I m hoping that positive control voltages will increase the rate, rather than increase the time. It would be handy to be able to plug a key down velocity
RE: [motm] Re: freq shifter knob
2003-01-26 by Tony Karavidas
... Heh heh, sort of. Actually I think it s a pretty cool idea, but it will entail more delay and more cost. I don t know if enough people think it would be
MOTM-600 uSeq vs. MOTM-650 midi->cv + sequencer
2003-01-26 by Robert van der Kamp
Hi all, I ll be getting the 650 midi- cv converter someday. I also own both soft (Logic) and hardware (QY-700) midi sequencers. I like the idea of dedicating
Re: [motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-26 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I m happy too :) A fixed rate is a much better than a fixed time with a VC attack level!! ... Sorry, that was a badly written question. What I meant to
Re: [motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-25 by The Old Crow
... Yes, the should be called rates. Yamaha called them times, however, which led me to believe that they used some sort of analog multiplier in their EG chip
[motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-25 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Thank you, I appreciate your taking the time to explain all this. ... Based on your descriptions, regardless of what Yamaha might have called these, more
[motm] RE: VC EG
2003-01-25 by Scott Juskiw
This will be a FANTASTIC addition when it s released, I am pumped about this one. The panel looks a bit crowded though, mostly from the Gate pushbutton and