2003-01-03 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
In the same spirit, I nearly sold my Micro Modular when I heard that Clavia was moth-balling it (no more new revs). But since I m waiting on a new Ztar Z6-S
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2003-01-03 by Les Mizzell
... Few other ideas and thoughts and ramblings.... ********************* Since Elhardt isn t afraid of digital (...and we both obviously love our Nords....)...
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2003-01-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Our printer reports our panel printing is expected to be done by the end of next week. After allowing ample drying time and shipping, we should have the long
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2003-01-03 by KA4HJH
... You re not going to believe this but thanks to the Internet: http://www.darryl.com/badges/ Enjoy. -- Terry Bowman, KA4HJH The Mac Doctor There is no
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2003-01-03 by Robert van der Kamp
... You can add cats to that list. :) - Robert
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2003-01-03 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Patches?!? We don t need no stinkn patches!!! Oh... sorry, just some Monty Python... oh, never mind. Find a copy of this out-of-print GOD of all electronic
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2003-01-03 by elhardt@att.net
... body resonances?
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2003-01-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, I just finished my MOTM-390 and MOTM-490 modules (yes, I am still catching up from 3 months of not being able to solder). I am looking forward to firing
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2003-01-03 by Scott Juskiw
Just to add water to the fire, I ve ordered 100s of jacks from Mouser and have NEVER had a problem with missing parts.
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2003-01-03 by Adam Schabtach
Humph. Looks like I m shy a few nuts and washers in a bag of 25 jacks from Mouser also. How annoying. And just a few days ago I put in a $400 order with them.
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2003-01-03 by Paul Schreiber
... chase
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2003-01-03 by Paul Schreiber
Showing what it can do to voice files: http://www.robertrich.com/wavewarpvox.mp3 It s 2MB. Warning! Recorded hot , full-bandwidth, so turn those speakers down
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2003-01-03 by Richard Brewster
I just this moment opened a Mouser order and found the same thing. Fortunately I had also ordered 100 panel nuts, the expected size. Keystone 3/8 -32 panel
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2003-01-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Ditto. I got mine from Allied too last time (got 250 of them). I am just getting to the bottom of the bag and find that I have just a few extra nuts and
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2003-01-02 by Les Mizzell
... body ... Do you mind expounding a little more on the technique used to generate the body resonances? Thanks, Les
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2003-01-02 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
You should blow off Mouser and order from Allied. Better price, AND after buying several hundred jacks, I ve had no issues with missing dress washers or nuts.
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2003-01-02 by Tkacs, Ken
I ve ordered big giant bags of those jacks from Mouser three times over the last four years and each time they came with NO washers and one only nut. In fact,
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2003-01-02 by Jeffrey Pontius
[Hopefully I m not too OT with this, but a number of us are into synth-diy in various degrees (and this list is just a good group)] The last time I received
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2003-01-02 by sucrosemusic <sucrosemusic@yahoo.com>
Sounds like a fair deal to me. Of course, being a big fan of Monty Python myself, I might complain just to get you to watch these... ... For every complaint,
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2003-01-02 by elhardt@att.net
I uploaded the file motm_strings.mp3 into the files section. They are early experiments processing the motm with violin/cello like body resonance, from a
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2003-01-02 by elhardt@att.net
Been a bit busy to get back to this but, ... where trying to articulate and synthesize an acoustic instrument is more complicated then playing the real thing.
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2003-01-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Me neither yet. I just now finished my 390 and 490. I think I got that Blacet Klangwerk I just finished from my wife last Christmas. I don t even want to
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2003-01-02 by Paul Schreiber
In order to reduce stress all-around for everyone, I m borrowing a page out of the Serge and John Carmack (id software/Doom/Quake/etc) playbook. Q: When will I
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2003-01-02 by Paul Schreiber
Try synth1@speakeasy.net If cannot send/receive email if you are on a cable modem. I hate computers. Paul S.
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2003-01-02 by Inform3r
on 1/1/03 6:44 PM, noisejazz at ... I ve had the same thing. Its weird because Paul has written to the list with that address. -John
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2003-01-01 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
No module backlog here either :( However, I also got the complete Monty Python AND an iPOD. I ve ripped 2000 songs in the last week. Happy New Year!
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2003-01-01 by noisejazz <s.f.martin@ntlworld.com>
I have tried sending mail to Paul at the usual address synth1@airmail.net but I am getting a message telling me that my mail has been blocked. Paul could you
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2003-01-01 by Paul Schreiber
Oh, brother :( I got the complete Monty Python TV series DVDs (like 14 of them). For every complaint, I m gonna stop working on MOTM and go watch one. Paul S.
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2003-01-01 by Adam Schabtach
... Oh, bummer. Actually I m not complaining, since I do still have a MiniWave to build, and my homebrew Expressionist breakout panel waiting for attention.
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2003-01-01 by Alan Wagner
Santa didn t bring me any modules. :-( Sniff Sniff, Santa Paul didn t bring me any modules either and I got a new WCPT Solder Station for Christmas with
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2003-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I m just kicked 3 module projects out of my backlog too. :) I plan to knock out some more by the end of this week. Look for two more MOTM construction photo
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2003-01-01 by Adam Schabtach
Bah, humbug. I have no backlog-‹Santa didn t bring me any modules. :-( I m keeping myself amused in other ways, though. If I end up with some free time I ll
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2003-01-01 by Inform3r
I forgot to mention. I built the VCO s from kits. They re all in great shape(PCB) and function 100%. Thanks, John ... ELECTRO:DISCO:NEUWAVE *HONG KONG
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2003-01-01 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
It s January 1st, and I m watching football, soldering my way through a backlog of modules, and listening to my synth drone away in the background. Bliss!
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2003-01-01 by Inform3r
Hey guys, I m selling some MOTM VCO s. I have: 2 x MOTM 300 VCO - $300 each MOTM 310 uVCO - $220 I m only selling these inside the US. Sorry but I ve heard
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2002-12-31 by Paul Schreiber
CRAP! try www.synthtech.com/misc/insert_03.pdf Paul S.
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2002-12-31 by Paul Schreiber
Please look this over for typos/spelling errors/any other wording comments. The actual printed page is black & white only.
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2002-12-30 by Gert Jalass
Dear all, I do have 2 front panels for the Oakley MIDIdac2 for sale - manufactured by Stooge Panel Inc. ( see www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/panel.htm or
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2002-12-30 by Scott Gibbons
For speakers, it really depends on how you work... If you want to shake the walls, I d recommend a nice bass cabinet and amp with built-in compressor (so you
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2002-12-30 by Jeffrey Pontius
[Sorry if you get this several times] FS: VCF12a 4P Sallen-Key bandpass/lowpass from Electronics for Music, http://www.ele4music.com/ in motm rack style front
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2002-12-30 by Jeffrey Pontius
advertising to motm list first: This is a nice unit, but since the only pedal I have is a Korg MS-04 I ve found that I prefer to use the pedal directly (yes, I
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2002-12-30 by rogers t
This is the HAA15-0.8A that comes with the MOTM 900. I upgraded to a bigger supply. This does not include the panel or anything else. In good condition.
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2002-12-30 by elle_webb <elle_webb@hotmail.com>
What are you asking for each of these? ... year
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2002-12-30 by Bob K
There is an exhaustively long 88page .pdf file on Emu s website detailing how each module works along with patch diagrams and graphs. I ve only been
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2002-12-29 by J.D. McEachin
... Sounds like you ve never played a violin. Elhardt could spend YEARS pursuing his synthesized violin sound, and still come up with a better sound than if
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2002-12-29 by tenorrusse <tenorrusse@yahoo.co.uk>
yes, http://home.tiscali.be/grayee/modular.htm greetz, TENOR!
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2002-12-29 by Sikorsky
... hello all, you know in this day and age, i think actually using a modular synthesiser to synthesise says more about the journey than the actual result -
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2002-12-29 by SynthBaron
... Ok, I m not trying to spoil your cheese here...but it gets to the point where trying to articulate and synthesize an acoustic instrument is more
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2002-12-29 by elhardt@att.net
... instrument has? Would be interesting to hear a small ensemble so to speak...
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2002-12-29 by sucrosemusic <sucrosemusic@yahoo.com>
My first suggestion is to avoid typing in all caps; you ll rarely fid discussions taking place in all caps. In the common view of how internet communication
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