RE: [motm] I just added 5 more outputs to my MOTM 120
2003-01-17 by Les Mizzell
You wouldn t care to share the schemos for that mod, would you? LFO inputs can produce a 16-step sequence for controlling a VCO pitch, all adjustable with the
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I just added 5 more outputs to my MOTM 120
2003-01-17 by Richard Brewster
The MOTM 120 Suboctave Multiplexer is a cool module for audio processing. I ve found a way to use it for control voltage generation too. I DC-coupled the
Re: [motm] Frequency shifter large knob
2003-01-16 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Tony, From the standpoint that the module has a Fine control, I don t see the point of making either a large knob. For my $.02, I would prefer standard size
Re: [motm] Help: MOTM 120 kit
2003-01-16 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
On a perfectly manufactured board, yes. However, the plating is microns thick, and soldering the via holes helps overcome any little problems in the plating
Re: Help: MOTM-120 Kit
2003-01-16 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
The 120 was one of the first kits I built and I did not solder the vias at all. In theory since all the holes are plated through soldering should not be
Stooge panel update
2003-01-16 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
I received 3 very heavy packages today from our printer, and will begin QA inspection of the panels this evening. Shipments of nondrilled panels should start
Re: [motm] Help: MOTM 120 kit
2003-01-16 by blip
... hmmm... i think i remember having the same question when i put mine together, but i never soldered them thinking the instructions would tell me to if i
Help: MOTM 120 kit
2003-01-16 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
The MOTM-120 kit was either the first or second module that Paul released. He just didn t add the specific instructions to solder the vias until later kits.
RE: [motm] Frequency shifter large knob
2003-01-16 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Well, both Coarse and Fine need the larger knob for ease of dialing in. The other controls could have the smaller knobs. It would look cool that way! Moe ...
Re: [motm] Help: MOTM 120 kit
2003-01-16 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Go ahead and fill them in; use no-clean solder. George ... From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 2:02 PM
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-16 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I agree, an AS or Moog CE sized knob would be ridiculously ugly. Although maybe the slightly bigger round Cosmo knob used on the Mini Moog oscillators
Help: MOTM 120 kit
2003-01-16 by gion2archery <gion2archery@yahoo.com>
Help! I ami building the Motm 120 kit and I ran into a problem. All of the other kits I have built on the instructions paul says to solder the VIA holes. I am
Re: [motm] Re: Bode knob
2003-01-16 by Tentochi
Tony-- I was joking about a HUGE knob. A great pot is MORE important. It would really be nice since you have the space on the FS to use full-size Alco knobs
RE: [motm] Frequency shifter large knob
2003-01-16 by Scott Juskiw
ding I say Coarse. With a big knob, the coarse control will not be too coarse . The smaller fine control can then be used to tweak the sweet spot.
Re: Updated Wavemakers web site
2003-01-16 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
John - This is a very well put together site. I had never heard of Wavemaker, but now I have all the appropriate poop in one place. How cool is that? Mike ...
FW: [motm] Frequency shifter large knob
2003-01-16 by Tkacs, Ken
Fine seems to make more sense to me. Another thing to keep in mind about the big knob is that it isn t just the _knob size_ that makes it big but the
RE: [motm] Frequency shifter large knob
2003-01-16 by Tony Karavidas
OK, I ve seen everyone s comments so far and as long as it s the regular MOTM knob, it seems pretty doable to me. Now I pose another question: There are two
[motm] Re: Bode knob
2003-01-16 by Simon
... Why did they use the big knob on the Bode? For looks...to stand out amongst other modules in a modular system? For functionality...for easier fine tuning
Re: Bode knob
2003-01-16 by revtor@aol.com
I think 1.25 is as big as it should go.. It will still stand out and look cool. stick with the same look (PKES?) but just jack it up a size or two. No 3
Updated Wavemakers web site
2003-01-16 by John Loffink
Visit my Wavemakers web site for information on this rare breed of analog synthesizer and electronic music equipment manufactured from 1970 to the early 1980s.
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-16 by Joe Pavone
that s the point - the BIG KNOB! The smoother the better. ...jp
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-16 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Gotta agree with Elhardt here. Anything much larger than the standard MOTM knob would be ugly and out of place. Moe ... knob they would like to see, I ll
Re: [motm] Re: Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-16 by Richard Brewster
I can answer, having worked with Harald Bode s son, Peer, and having met Mr. Bode himself. Bohd is close. It is two syllables: BOD (rhymes with abode ) -
Re: Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-16 by Jay <synthbaron@yahoo.com>
A bit off topic, but: Ok, so how is Bode supposed to be pronounced anyways? Bohd, Bodie, Boday??? Jay
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-15 by Simon
... Well, the original Moog Bode knob looks pretty big. Here is the recent ebay ad with a pic of the big knob...
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-15 by elhardt@att.net
... Signed, the loudest proponent of different sized knobs
RE: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-15 by Tony Karavidas
It might happen. I ll look into it. If anyone wants to point out a knob they would like to see, I ll consider it. Thanks, Tony (living in preNAMM hell...)
Re: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-15 by rogerpellegrini <pellegrini_roger@JPMORG
Yes! A big knob would be great! Signed, the loudest proponent of different sized knobs, Roger
Re: [motm] [Q] Pause Stuffing
2003-01-15 by jhaible@debitel.net
An example: Without pause stuffing, you get the usual vocoder effects. Carrier: wind , Modulator : voice - a noisy voice. When you stop talking, silence.
Stooge panels headed for Dave's inspection
2003-01-15 by J. Larry Hendry
MessageOur screen printer reports the Stooge panels are on their way to Dave. Dave should get them Thursday and start QC inspection and dividing them up for
Re: [motm] [Q] Pause Stuffing
2003-01-15 by Tentochi
Here is what I have found online: Automatic mixing of either input signal with output to avoid silences. Choices of two release times. In order to prevent
[Q] Pause Stuffing
2003-01-15 by Tentochi
On a vocoder, what exactly is pause stuffing and how is it implented? Does it really make much difference in the final output? I can guess what it is, but I
Re: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-15 by Scott Juskiw
How about it Tony, one big knob for the group?
Re: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Tentochi
Good idea! But I propose 5U. This allows the knob to utilize the maximum percentage of panel space. We want a BIG knob! --Shemp ...
Re: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Joe Pavone
I propose a stooge panel to be a companion to the 1U encore shifter.... with just the dam biggest knob you can find that will fit a 2u panel... 2 perhaps
Re: FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Tentochi
Since Tony s current design does not include a BIG knob, hopefully he will pare down his Frequency Shifter down to 1U. There is enough room with the smaller
MOTM-600 as voltage sequencer
2003-01-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Excellent :) ... OK :) I m thinking even though a 700 or perhaps an 850 could be used as a work around, that would make a nice addition. Just so the rest
[motm] recording CV in sequencer, no really
2003-01-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... What did you use??
Re: [motm] Re: [AHOT] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Robert van der Kamp
... I assume the analog version sounds better, right? Any audio examples online? - Robert
Re: [AHOT] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
It can be done as others have mentioned, but compared to the ladder filter, the circuit is VERY complex, expensive, uses hard to find parts, and is hard to set
FW: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Tkacs, Ken
Ha! I agree completely! That Big Bode Knob is iconic! ... From: Joe Pavone [mailto:fuzztone@synthclub.com] - but I m gonna miss that big knob. ...jp
Re: [motm] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Joe Pavone
The Bode has already been cloned by Analog Systems. The RS240 module is in production and it does sound great. Paul is right about all the trim pots - I have
FW: [motm] Re: [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-14 by Tkacs, Ken
Wow, frankly, I have a hard time keeping DC *out* of my DAW work... ;) I quite often run a HPF to get rid of that offset. ... ... it is pretty useless trying
Re: [motm] Re: [AHOT] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Paul Schreiber
... Encore Electronic has a design for a *far* superior design. We ll have the prototype in the NAMM booth. The Bode design is *awful*: the trimming procedure
Re: [AHOT] Bode freq on eBay
2003-01-14 by Simon
Everyone copies Moog filters, why can t they copy the Moog/Bode frequency shifter? Is it is so good, and sells for so much, why doesn t someone just clone it?
question regarding my kenton pro solo problem?
2003-01-14 by gion2archery <gion2archery@yahoo.com>
Are you running through a VCA? If so, do you have the GAIN on the VCA set above 0? Moe That was the problem.... I had the VCA (110 ) set above 0. I purchased
Re: question regarding my kenton pro solo problem?
2003-01-14 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Try this: CV OUT of Kenton to MOTM 300 (COURSE = 5, FINE = 5) GATE OUT of Kenton to MOTM 800 (ATTACK = 0, RELEASE = 5) MOTM 300 SAW to MOTM-110 IN MOTM 800 +
question regarding my kenton pro solo problem?
2003-01-14 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Are you running through a VCA? If so, do you have the GAIN on the VCA set above 0? Moe ... The problem is my motm won t stop making noise.... ITS ALIVE!!
question regarding my kenton pro solo problem?
2003-01-14 by gion2archery <gion2archery@yahoo.com>
Hello all, I finally figured out how to join in on the discussions. I have been reading for months and now I have a problem, maybe some one can help me figure
Re: [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-14 by coyoteous <satori@telepath.com>
What hardware are you using? Thanks