[motm] Re: freq shifter knob
2003-01-25 by Scott Juskiw
Interesting idea this. We d need some kind of additional display to indicate the dialed in frequency shift. At least _I_ would need this in order to annotate a
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2003-01-25 by Scott Juskiw
Interesting idea this. We d need some kind of additional display to indicate the dialed in frequency shift. At least _I_ would need this in order to annotate a
2003-01-25 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
At the risk of beating a long dead horse: If the frequency shifter is to be in part digital, I assume it would include a PIC. The potentiometer could be
2003-01-25 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
I really, truly should have known better. But I promise it was not intended as a mean-spirited joke. I love the uniformity of the MOTM, knob-wise and
2003-01-25 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: The nice-racks rack will be stuffed with FracRaks of Paia and Blacet modules and it will sit next to (hopefully) a Stooge Enterprise
2003-01-25 by Thomas Hudson
I think I have responded to everyone directly, but in case I haven t I just wanted the MOTM family to know that after my initial horror of losing my job, I ve
2003-01-25 by Richard Brewster
... Ok, I read the jokey responses. But was anyone here ever a ham radio operator? Now *there* is a need for coarse/fine frequency tuning. Mike s comment
2003-01-25 by John Loffink
I m not so sure. :-) John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com ... From: Marsh, Mike [mailto:mmarsh@websense.com] Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 6:53 PM To: John
2003-01-25 by Kevin Loper
I recently upgraded my soldering iron from a hobby grade Weller model to the venerable Weller WTCPT. I prefer using the long conical tips (PT0n) but the only
2003-01-25 by Marsh, Mike
Nah, Paul would win for sure! ... From: John Loffink To: groovyshaman@snet.net; mmarsh@websense.com Cc: motm group Sent: 1/24/03 4:45 PM Subject: RE: [motm]
2003-01-25 by John Loffink
Maybe there should be a blowing contest for this. John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com ... flattened ... http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
2003-01-25 by gooboworks <andy@goobo.com>
... Ok, well more on the story of the nice-racks.com stuff. I talked by email with David Tatelbaum at nice-racks and he was very prompt with answers (a good
2003-01-24 by media.nai@rcn.com
... OK :) Sorry if I wasn t paying attention. ... If you mixed up and down, wouldn t that be a ringmod??
2003-01-24 by The Old Crow
... I am back from NAMM, and can elaborate. The CS-80 filter EG and the MOTM-880 are a bit different, so I will describe both: Stock CS-80 filter EG: The
2003-01-24 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I wouldn t worry about it too much. Although I m not sure what you may have been exposed to, it was probably plastic based and thus organic in nature. I used
2003-01-24 by Nathan Hunsicker
Does anyone know exactly what chemical(s) is/are being released in the smoke when you fry a chip/transistor? I know that smell instantly, but have no idea what
2003-01-24 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
I m still hoping for a mix output (with attenuators for original input, freq. down, and freq up). Please? --PBr ... From: Scott Juskiw
2003-01-24 by Scott Juskiw
Have a look at the Frequency Shifter mockup on the Encore website, it has oscillator outputs. The one at NAMM is the original prototype by Chris MacDonald. I
2003-01-24 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Yes, I ve often heard that from Matrix 12 owners, but I don t think I have a keyboard that sends release velocity, or that I could play well-enough to take
2003-01-24 by media.nai@rcn.com
I just saw the NAMM pictures (thanks Larry :) So nevermind the size of the knobs, what the Encore Frequency Shifter needs is oscillator outputs.
2003-01-24 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Ken has been keeping us informed of his interesting attempts to model bowed string instruments. His audio files show the possibilities, and are strikingly
2003-01-24 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
This is an interesting observation. The 410 is about the most organic and subtle module in my rack. I don t think I can honestly say I get repeatable results
2003-01-24 by matutchiso <hutchshop@hotmail.com>
My 410 is one of the least used modules in my modular because I can t figure out how to control it. I ve read the manual over and over but I still don t
2003-01-24 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Oh, good one Mike. LOL.. Ahem. (picturing Rodney Dangerfield tightening his tie...) If this thread were a rodent crossing the road, you pretty much flattened
2003-01-24 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
I wonder how much a big knob will move if you blow on it? Mike ... because there ... graciously has ... is seen as ... experience in, ... just screaming ...
2003-01-24 by J. Larry Hendry
... gear (not more Doepfer) in the two cases below the picture of the large Doepfer. Thanks Ken. I suspected as much and put the ? in the text. I was not
2003-01-24 by groovyshaman@snet.net
I think the reason this knob size issue is seemingly endless is because there are so many opinions - ALL of which are valid - and Tony graciously has elicited
2003-01-24 by John Loffink
The doepfer FS doesn t really have a fine tuning range. Its lower limit is 50 Hz. That makes a usage comparison to a unit that gets down near 0 Hz difficult.
2003-01-24 by elhardt@att.net
... knob has never used a frequency shifter? Is this just my imagination?
2003-01-24 by John Loffink
This is an interesting point. At what diameter knob does the fine resolution become limited by the potentiometer characteristics rather than the knob size? I
2003-01-24 by John Loffink
Why do I get the distinct feeling that everyone who doesn t need the huge knob has never used a frequency shifter? Is this just my imagination? John Loffink
2003-01-24 by elhardt@att.net
... Thanks for posting the picts. Just one correction though. That s Vermona gear (not more Doepfer) in the two cases below the picture of the large Doepfer.
2003-01-24 by elhardt@att.net
... just one mode. The other is real time sweeps, wide ranging but with fine control.
2003-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, it took me a while to get through them all, edit, compress, organize and upload (26K connection. sigh...). But, finally, I have about 40 photos from my
2003-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Larry = terrible typist. Larry = guy who also appreciates humor. Nyuk, Nyuk ... From: Wow...10 (feet!) That would take some serious space
2003-01-23 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... Wow...10 (feet!) That would take some serious space planning! ;) (Yes, I m trying to be sarcastic.) SMS
2003-01-23 by gooboworks <andy@goobo.com>
... 1/2 and my ... actually ... comment on if ... guess it ... deep to have ... front of it. ... in front ... I emailed David Tatelbaum and he said they
2003-01-23 by Scott Juskiw
... I built my upper cabinets 10 deep and they are fine with a 900 in the back and regular MOTM modules in front. I just can t put a Time Machine directly in
2003-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... is not so deep as my current Raxxess economy racks. Cool. I look forward to hearing the report. :) ... understand the difference between the stains
2003-01-23 by gooboworks <andy@goobo.com>
I will order one. I want a rack to put my Paia and Blacet stuff that is not so deep as my current Raxxess economy racks. I plan to order one that is walnut,
2003-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Those do look pretty nice and reasonably priced for something made from pine. The availability of 10 and 12 depths makes them cool for MOTM too. Thanks for
2003-01-23 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I would favor just the opposite. A larger coarse knob for broad sweeps and a smaller fine knob for getting exactly the tuning you want when a fixed setting is
2003-01-23 by John Loffink
Not to forget, my suggestion of a normal MOTM sized coarse tune knob and an oversized fine tune with a wider than normal range seems to meet both requests.
2003-01-23 by John Loffink
You re thinking of this as a set it and forget it type setting, which is just one mode. The other is real time sweeps, wide ranging but with fine control.
2003-01-23 by ivancu@aol.com
http://www.nice-racks.com/ Nothing too exciting, but inexpensive and possibly a good option for those less inclined to become woodworkers. Ivan
2003-01-23 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
I still disagree. Having a honkin big knob doesn t guarantee that the pot itself is capable of doing the fine control necessary. Trying to move the pot wiper
2003-01-23 by John Loffink
Exactly! John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com ... big ... sweep ... it ... big
2003-01-23 by echophazer <echophazer@aol.com>
Hi, The cloth cables sound like a cool idea. I wanted to do it myself but never got around to ordering the cable (then just plain forgot about the idea). How
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2003-01-22 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
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2003-01-22 by Alan Wagner
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