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
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Recommended companion for '850?
2003-01-11 by Tentochi
I know similar issues have been discussed previously, but I am wondering what people s current suggestions are for pedals to connect to the 850. Thanks! Shemp
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
... Let s have a Lucky Man contest !!
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Looks like Roger has his tracking quite nicely. I have never had the opportunity to play with the dot com filter. But, I sure do like this one. ... Larry ...
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by Paul Schreiber
Tracking/smacking.... Let s have a Lucky Man contest !! Paul S. Beating the uSeq prototypes at 1AM.... ... From: J. Larry Hendry To:
PSU Mounting Ideas?
2003-01-11 by inform3r
With rack space getting really limited I m starting to think about shoving the 900 PSU BEHIND the rack. The main issues I have questions about are; where (and
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
No, I think you are correct Moe. I was not able to get perfect (Paul said it would not be so). As you dial the high end closer, the low end goes out. So, you
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Clearly the more subtle review. What a Stooge! LH ... From: The 490 is a really sweet sounding filter, but it is designed to
Re: [motm] Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: How well does this filter track? johnm --Stooge Larry responds-- I have it on a freq. meter right now. Of course, it is designed
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
Larry wrote: I have it on a freq. meter right now. Of course, it is designed to not oscillate at very low frequencies to emulate the 904A (as I understand it
Module list
2003-01-11 by Thomas Hudson
Sorry for the lapse. I do not want to sell any of these. Here is the list 3- 300 Rock solid tracking to my expressionist (see below) 2- 320 Track better than
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Hmmm. After reading Larry s post, it looks like it s capable of being dialed in better than I have mine. I may look into replacing the trimmer with a multiturn
MOTM-850 for sale.
2003-01-11 by phaeton777 <phaeton777@yahoo.com>
I m making room for future MOTM modules and have decided to sell my 850 pedal interface since it doesn t fit into my current synth setup. I m asking $100. It
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
... How well does this filter track?
Tough times
2003-01-11 by Thomas Hudson
After moving my family halfway across the country, from Portland, OR to Plano, TX, I find myself unemployed once again. Seems the millionaire I worked for in
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-11 by konkuro <konkuro@aol.com>
How well does this filter track? johnm
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-10 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Mine starts at about 4 at certain frequencies. I m thinking about doing the mod because this is too low... ... fired up ... the theory ... lovely sound. ...
Re: 490 filter
2003-01-10 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
Hey Larry and Group! I, too, just got my 490 and built it. I m leaving it stock! Mine goes into self resonance at about 4 1/2 which is fine with me. The
490 filter
2003-01-10 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, I know I am behind most of you on this one. But, I finally fired up my 490 filter tonight. Paul made my brain hurt with the math in the theory of
Re: [motm] Q re: MOTM CV-->Deltalab Effectron (a bit OT)
2003-01-10 by elhardt@att.net
... The manual says 0 to 5 Volts, and that will give you a x1 to x0.25 delay ratio. -Elhardt
Re: [motm] 490 filter
2003-01-10 by Adam Schabtach
... I replaced the resistor on mine when I built it for the simple reason that I used to have an Electrix FilterFactory, and it broke into oscillation at about
RE: [motm] 490 filter
2003-01-10 by John Loffink
I changed the resistor on mine, to 68K. It broke into oscillation too soon to suit me, even though that was the accurately modeled response to the filter Paul
More instructions on line
2003-01-10 by J. Larry Hendry
For those of you who own the Klang Werk module and Stooge panel (I know you are out there because you purchased Stooge panels from me a while back), I have
MOTM Layout Program
2003-01-09 by Tentochi
I just found this (thanks Cynthia). A cool little thing to help you layout your system. http://machines.hyperreal.org/modularplanner/mod.cgi?manf=motm --Shemp
Update on - FS: Oakley MIDIdac2 front panels [Stooge Panel Inc.]
2003-01-09 by Gert Jalass
Dear all, the 2 panels (will) have a new home, i.e. sold. Thanks. Gert ... From: Gert Jalass To: motm@yahoogroups.com ; oakley-synths@yahoogroups.com Sent:
MIDI drum controllers
2003-01-09 by media.nai@rcn.com
Well, this isn t all that on-topic, but it s more on-topic than many of the other posts :) I m looking for a MIDI drum controller. I need something that I can
Stooge panel news
2003-01-09 by J. Larry Hendry
The printer has told us that panel printing is now complete. The panels need to dry for a couple of days before packing for shipping. They all go to Dave for
Re: [motm] Q re: MOTM CV-->Deltalab Effectron (a bit OT)
2003-01-08 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I haven t played with anything Deltalab in years, but I have other delays that have CV inputs. On thing you can do is sync flanging to filter sweeps and
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-08 by Les Mizzell
... Violins, and other bowed instruments are fully capable of double and triple stops, though, due to tuning restrictions, only certain combinations of notes
Q re: MOTM CV-->Deltalab Effectron (a bit OT)
2003-01-08 by Aaron Day
Greetings everyone- After years of staring at the front panel of me Deltalab Effectron I finally took a closer look at the back and realized (duh) that besides
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-08 by Les Mizzell
... Oh no - my violin playing can repel cats from miles away. If I ever need real violins, I m gonna hire somebody that really knows what they re doing! My
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-08 by jhaible@debitel.net
... What I like about the VL7 is how it can emulate some of the BC work just from keyboard playing (without a BC connected). There is a mix of velocity and
I'm back
2003-01-08 by jhaible@debitel.net
Hi, I m back happy new year to everybody. For me, the new year started very sad. My father-in-law passed away last week, and we spent much our time since
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-08 by elhardt@att.net
... Ah ha! Now I understand why you seem more intested in a synthesized cello since you can just play a real violin if that s the sound you need. ... repeat
more module construction photos on line
2003-01-07 by J. Larry Hendry
I finally got around to building my Blacet Klang Werk. Of course, I dumped the Frac Rack format and converted mine to MOTM format on the Klang Werk panel. The
Current Status
2003-01-07 by Paul Schreiber
As usual, things sort of blew up here right before NAMM. I m only taking the WaveWarper and the uSeq, and that s assuming the uSeq is working (sending the pc
Re: [motm] Show pity on my poor soul
2003-01-07 by Paul Schreiber
Maybe a Kenton Pro Solo + the little $89 StudioLogic MIDI out 3 1/2 octave keyboard. This is like a $200 solution. The only way under $200 is to find an old
Re: [motm] Show pity on my poor soul
2003-01-07 by SynthBaron
... Well, one of these: http://www.samash.com/catalog/showitem.asp?ItemID=21554&TempID=1&Method=2&Ca
Show pity on my poor soul
2003-01-07 by buddyboy11211 <dowk@earthlink.net>
Hello friends, I have a nice motm modular, 14 modules, but I have no keyboard controller. I need one. What is the ABSOLUTE CHEAPEST way to get a cv gate
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-07 by Les Mizzell
... Oh, I play violin by the way.... If you heard the two tones, one upstroke and one down stroke side by side, you couldn t really tell the difference.
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-07 by elhardt@att.net
... the thing convincingly from a keyboard. I know you use a Yamaha Breath Controller for a lot of stuff, and that gets you part of the way there. For brass
ribbon controller first impressions
2003-01-05 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Here s a quick post on my first impressions of the Doepfer ribbon controller. I built a +/- 12V stepdown circuit and hooked it up awhile ago, and have played
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-05 by Les Mizzell
... Yea, I knew none of the above would give me cello or viola , but was mainly interested in the acoustic qualities they may or may not have added to an
RE: [motm] motm_strings - processed body resonance (early attempts)
2003-01-05 by elhardt@att.net
... truly amazing....The Master Effects section has another multicomb filter with up to six taps, or a multitap delay, or a pipe . Between all these, it s
Re: [motm] RE: Doepfer help
2003-01-04 by media.nai@rcn.com
... How ironic ;)
Oops, sorry for that outburst
2003-01-04 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Moe lost it there, sorry!
OT: OHIO STATE WINS!
2003-01-04 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
OHIO STATE WINS! OHIO STATE WINS! OHIO STATE WINS! Moe class of 89
RE: Doepfer help
2003-01-04 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Never mind, I found a diagram on the website. Moe ... I have no idea what the pinout on the power ribbon is, and there is NO documentation at all, just some
Doepfer help
2003-01-04 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Hi all, My Doepfer ribbon controller arrived today. I have no other Doepfer gear, so its new home will be in a performance box I m building along with
Re: [motm] MOTM HELP FOR BEGINNERS
2003-01-04 by Tentochi
Strange is NOT out of print. Well, new reprints can easily be obtained. Check out my info on Dave Hylander s site: http://www.hylander.com/synthbooks.html