RE: [motm] PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-13 by Chris Walcott
For what it s worth, my plan is to mount in the back and power on/off with a power strip switch. All my gear turns on that way anyway so it s no big deal for
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Re: [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Jay <synthbaron@yahoo.com>
... I dunno, worked fine for me. Jay
Re: [Q] Voiced vs. Unvoiced?
2003-01-13 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
... on the HP channel only, correct? Just want to make sure I am not missing anything.
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Paul Schreiber
Sorry for the confusion.....yes, it will transpose via CV In. Will see about the other rest thing. Paul S.
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by media.nai@rcn.com
... My bad :) ... Is there a new spec?? The one at the website is dated 12/06/02 Revision 5 . I read that one, and for CV input modulation modes it lists:
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Paul Schreiber
... Incorrect statement. Actually, it s *all of them* :) ... Errr....read the spec. It already *does this*. Paul S.
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Yes, then in your opinion, half the sequencers out there aren t accurate enough to drive VCO s :) Perhaps there could be a separate module that does
A Good Source for Terms
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
I ran across this site which has definitions of a lot of terms. It is amazing how much there is to learn as I read through this.
Recording CVs as MIDI
2003-01-13 by Tkacs, Ken
To do this for pitch, you first have to have A2D converters that are accurate. But the real challenge I think is the conversion of the continuous, analog
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Paul Schreiber
Err.....how can it be possible if the HARDWARE is NOT on the PC board?? Paul S.
Re: [motm] Re: [Q] Voiced vs. Unvoiced?
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
The switching from the carrier to the NS is performed on the HP channel only, correct? Just want to make sure I am not missing anything. Is the 12 kHz cut-off
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Sikorsky
hello all, i d hazzard a guess (and i d love to prove myself wrong but...) i think it is pretty useless trying to record DC into a computer based DAW it just
Re: FW: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
... I agree with this 100%. Although my questions are still interesting and valid. ... Finally, someone else sees my vision! Ha! --Todd
FW: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Tkacs, Ken
This may be limited thinking, but the ability to record CV s into a MIDI sequencer would be fantastic, and yet the pitch information is the last thing I would
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
So it IS possible then, right? So I can run Cubase or Logic and send CV to an audio track and record it and then play it back. Paul, your point is that the
FW: [motm] Re: [Q] Voiced vs. Unvoiced?
2003-01-13 by Tkacs, Ken
Some vocoders, like my old Korg DVP, simply have a highpass filter and pass that to the output! The assumption is that the only important information way up
Re: [motm] [Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Paul Schreiber
Can t do it. The hardware is not present. In order to record CV input *accurate* enough to drive VCOs, the added cost to the unit would be about $125. Tell you
Re: [Q] Voiced vs. Unvoiced?
2003-01-13 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
One easy way to extract voiced/unvoiced information (as I recall) is to use a high-pass filter with a cutoff at 12 kHz or so. Plosive and fricative sounds
[Q] Voiced vs. Unvoiced?
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
How do vocoders determine whether a sound (usually vocal) is voice or unvoiced? I have looked at some scheamtics, but I am not 100% sure what is going on.
[Q] Recording CV in Sequencer?
2003-01-13 by Tentochi
Is it possible to record a CV into a sequencer? IS there anything special that you need to be concerned about? What about playback of the Cv? Thanks! Shemp
Update
2003-01-13 by Paul Schreiber
Man o man.......it NAMM time! a) after an effort not seen since my EE420 Feedback/Servo Control Theory lab final, the #1 prototype uSeq is UP AND RUNNING!!! I
How to get +5v from a Power-One supply?
2003-01-13 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Yes, that s exactly what you do. Make the connection at the power supply, and not out on some distribution board. Moe ... Do I dare tie the -Out on the 5 volt
[motm] How to get +5v from a Power-One supply?
2003-01-13 by elhardt@att.net
I know some of you have bought Power-One supplies that also have a 5 volt section. I just bought the HBAA-40W-A which is just like the regular motm power
Re: [motm] AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-13 by elhardt@att.net
... and green ground.
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2003-01-13 by Joe Pavone
Buy my mint analog gear so I can buy more MOTM modules! Jomox Xbase09 Analog drum machine: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2500689969 Studio
Re: [motm] AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by J. Larry Hendry
That s it. Thanks Paul Odd enough, we still see AC cables here in the US with those (first) standard colors even though the cord clearly has a US style plug.
Re: [motm] AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by Sikorsky
... european standard: brown - live blue - neutral green/yellow striped - earth replaces the old uk standard of: red - live black - neutral green - earth
[motm] Re: AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Actually, it doesn t matter (with one exception) whether hot and neutral are reversed between the wall and your ps. The hot and neutral just go to either end
Re: [motm] AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by J. Larry Hendry
There certainly are standards. :) However, there are also those who believe that hooking up an outlet is cake that have no idea what standards are. So,
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-12 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
... Verbose? Never. My writing displays the ultimate in economy. Observe: MOTM-120 Inverts the dollar s motto: Out of one, many. Note: The preceding MOTM-ku
[motm] Re: AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by elhardt@att.net
... downwards. This will result in the larger of the two prongs aligned to the left. This larger prong is the Neutral. The smaller prong is the Live. Also the
Re: AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by phaeton777 <phaeton777@yahoo.com>
There certainly are!!! The correct way to wire a 120VAC receptacle is as follows: Looking at the receptacle face on, the ground pins should be aligned
[motm] AC Power, are there no standards?
2003-01-12 by elhardt@att.net
I am hooking up a Power One supply and I plugged a three prong AC cable into the wall to measure what connector was hot and what was neutral. Just to double
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-12 by elhardt@att.net
... johnm
Re: [motm] Recommended companion for '850?
2003-01-12 by elhardt@att.net
... people s current suggestions are for pedals to connect to the 850.
Re: [motm] PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-12 by J. Larry Hendry
It is a DIY Stooge panel made for a fellow MOTMer. GIF attached. This panel will be added to the public panel list and made available for purchase if the PCB
RE:Frequency Determination?
2003-01-12 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
If your VCO is in the audio range and you can hear it, tune a second VCO exactly one or more octaves higher until it gets into the range that your meter can
Paging Todd Faulkner
2003-01-12 by Richard Brewster
My apologies for the spam, but I have not been able to get in touch with Todd Faulkner to find out the status of my Miniwave panel order. Todd, I have sent
Re: [motm] Frequency Determination?
2003-01-12 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 1/11/03 5:03:38 PM Central Standard Time, ... I think either a frequency counter or oscilloscope would be the most logical choices. A freq.
Frequency Determination?
2003-01-11 by Tentochi
Can any way give me a way to determine the frequency of a VCO or LFO below 200 Hz? I have a Fluke 87-III and that is the slowest frequency it can detect.
Re: [motm] PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by robert taylor
... Does anyone know anything about this? “ The RFE-901 is a 1U power supply control and stereo headphone amplifier. This module provides a front-panel power
Re: PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
The Synth of Doom mounts the PSUs upside down in the back using small aluminum angle brackets, so that the mass of the aluminum chassis is facing up instead of
Re: [motm] Recommended companion for '850?
2003-01-11 by Dave Hylander
Sure, I use a old Moog 1120 CV pedal with my MOTM. They pop up on Ebay once in a while. ... -dave- http://www.hylander.com
Re: [motm] Re: PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
I ll offer my $.02 (since I usually do). If you power supply is running hot enough to ignite wood, it is overloaded. Having said that, when I mounted mine (on
Re: PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
I think I get plenty of circulation because my cabinets are open the back. I did not realize that the panel was the heat sink. I ve never felt it be even
Re: [motm] Recommended companion for '850?
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
If you want nice rubber coated long-throw that is adjustable from seated to standing - Yamaha FC-7 gets my vote. If you want a cheap piece of crap short-throw
Re: [motm] Re: PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by John Blacet
If you are using one of those typical Power One supplies where the chassis is the heat sink, you should not screw it down directly to a wood cabinet. You need
Re: [motm] PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Currently I have one of my motm 900 s mounted on the back-rightside (viewing from the front) in a 10 deep cabinet. The 900 is mounted (using the original
Re: [motm] Recommended companion for '850?
2003-01-11 by Tentochi
Thanks Larry! How is the breath controller mod coming along? Which breath controllers are still available for sale? I have seen a couple of bad reviews of the
Re: PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by r <datacult@yahoo.com>
... about ... questions about ... have any ... I have a question about this also....... I have the PSU screwed into the wood on the back of a wood rack