Somewhat OT: Rock Star gives major donation
2002-12-20 by J. Larry Hendry
Since he is a MOTM customer, I thought this might be of interest to some of ... From the latest ARRL (American Radio Relay League) Newsletter. ROCK STAR GIVES
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2002-12-20 by J. Larry Hendry
Since he is a MOTM customer, I thought this might be of interest to some of ... From the latest ARRL (American Radio Relay League) Newsletter. ROCK STAR GIVES
2002-12-19 by Paul Schreiber
Well, I m still on my feet. The cutting and bleeding went OK yesterday, I m about 98% right now pressing onward and upward. I will ship both Monday and
2002-12-19 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Exactly. Please, keep in mind that digital meters do vary, and I was making a general statement. If you are using 24-bit converters, it is no longer as
2002-12-19 by Paul Schreiber
Yes I was going to introduce the Triple Preamp and EF, but decided to do the MIDI-CV modules first. Paul S. ... From: Kevin Loper To: motm@yahoogroups.com
2002-12-19 by Kevin Loper
I think he d have better luck if he had a Fairlight CMI to trade instead of the Synclavier. Interesting, though. Another thought ---- too bad this guy doesn t
2002-12-19 by Kevin Loper
I am very excited about the 500 and 600 series line of modules that are currently being tested. I know you ve been bustin your hump , Paul, and we are
2002-12-19 by ivancu@aol.com
Saw this ad on Harmony Central classifieds: Free NED Synclavier system Asking Price: US$N/A Condition: Good Age: N/A Description: I will offer any one a FREE
2002-12-19 by Paul Schreiber
This modules is a fall 2003 introduction. And it s going to be hi end . Like Avalon/Summit Paul S.
2002-12-18 by Chris Walcott
Well, there you go! Will it have meters? - c ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 4:01 PM To:
2002-12-18 by Chris Walcott
... From: Simon [mailto:simon@austarmetro.com.au] ... I would like a module instead of using an external box/mixer/etc. I would like to be able to plug in
2002-12-18 by Simon
... What is the theory behind the -6dB recommendation? I assumed that you would want each individual recording to peak as close as possible to 0dB without
2002-12-18 by elhardt@att.net
Okay, now I m seeing two non-motm (anti-motm) people posting to the group. The end is upon us. Run for the hills and take to the caves. Hide and protect
2002-12-18 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I don t have any problems doing that with MOTM the way it is now. At 10Vp-p it s already at professional line level . To put it another way, it s too hot
2002-12-18 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... Not even a hint??? I have *TWO* new toys - a Fluke 187 to replace my aging Fluke 79. And - uh - one of those A6 Andromeda things :] (Both of these are
2002-12-18 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I agree that, with proper treatment, any quality cable should give long years of service. Carefull patching will not only extend cable life but prevent other
2002-12-18 by Paul Schreiber
Final manual (complete) for the MOTM-190: www.synthtech.com/misc/m190user.doc I m taking YAB (yet another break) to play with my new toy (will post pix of toy
2002-12-18 by Richard Brewster
I was eager to read the specifications on the last page. Oops. MOTM-190 Quad LFO. Bit of a copy and paste error. I do it all the time :). Good luck with
2002-12-18 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
No, it s the picture... ... template ... taking ... much ... or ... Hell ... physiological
2002-12-17 by Simon
I was wondering about a module to allow an audio signal from a recording device, such as a Protools interface or other pro-audio equipment, to be sent into and
2002-12-17 by sucrosemusic <sucrosemusic@yahoo.com>
Er, does this surprise have anything to do with reusing a template and not removing something from the last one? ... a break, all is left is the ... of one,
2002-12-17 by Paul Schreiber
Now s your chance to proofread most of the 190 manual. I m taking a break, all is left is the USE section like you folks don t know how to use a VCA :) hURL
2002-12-17 by Bob K
so you ve finally decided to get a soldering iron physically attached to your hand, eh? ;p ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Tuesday,
2002-12-17 by blip
okay, one last module for sale, 420 VCF built by me and in perfect condition. $135 + shipping. includes documentation. thanks, fred. bleep. out. ...
2002-12-17 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
I agree with this in principle. In practice, I ve never had an intermittent Hosa, but I do take good care with them (no yanking by the wire). Curiously, I
2002-12-17 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I have only two cables in my studio for 1/4 . I either make them myself using switchcraft plugs, or I purchase high end PRO-Co cables. Don t make the mistake
2002-12-17 by John Loffink
My curiosity got the better of me. Here s what I measured for resistance on patch cables with my 5-6 digit multimeter (0.1% accuracy, .01 ohm resolution).
2002-12-16 by its_peake <its_peake@yahoo.com>
From: Mark Pulver Date: Mon Dec 16, 2002 1:20 am Subject: [AH] Aleatoric Competition #2 - Listen and Vote! To: AH The
2002-12-16 by John Loffink
http://www.peavey.com Apparently these will ship from the nearest retailer with them in stock. I got them in just a matter of days. Since they are molded it is
2002-12-16 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
errr, Hosa... ... cable ... could ... would
2002-12-16 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
Yes, I pefer the Gosa for that reason, too. However, the heavier gauge (or thicker plastic?) of the Peavey cables is intriguing. Where did you buy them, I d
2002-12-16 by John Loffink
I just got a batch of the Peavey cables. They re very nice for molded cables, with cabling almost twice the diameter of the Hosa patch cables, but very
2002-12-16 by SynthBaron de Denonville <synthbaron@yah
... know I ve heard ... them, ... useful for ... distributor. II bought a few of these cables awhile ago. They sat unused because the 1/4 connectors on them
2002-12-16 by blip
hey there. i inherited this oscope from a friend who moved to belize. i ve turned it on and played with it a few times and it works, but i don t know much
2002-12-16 by Chris Walcott
Hey, what about making them yourself? I recommend Mogami 2792 which comes in different colors and has a very easy to deal with shield. Costs .42 cents a
2002-12-16 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
I have a bunch of Hosa patch cables in different lengths up to 3 feet. They work great. I also use .com cables for longer runs and for audio. They also work
2002-12-16 by elhardt@att.net
... it and I ve never been in a Mars store... Yes, Sweetwater carries them, although their online store doesn t list anything that would be useful for MOTM
2002-12-15 by Scott Gibbons
I ve been very happy with my .com cables. Hosa feels like a VA by comparison ;-) They re color coded, sturdy, everything you need. best, - Scott ____________
2002-12-15 by Steve
Patch cables I cant help with, but I have found a great solution for patch cable storage/racking. I got a pot lid rack from IKEA it works really well for
2002-12-15 by Dave Hylander
Between burning my own ROMs for the Wiard/Blacet Miniwave and purchasing some of the now available ROMs, I ve gotten pretty sick of switching ROMs on the
2002-12-14 by Scott Gibbons
... The key element is not the software, it s the mic s and pre s. Also, working in 24-bit and having good DAC s (I ll second the Apogee recommendation). If
2002-12-14 by Dave Halliday
Musicians Friend sometimes has good prices on cables - worth your while to check every couple of days. Their standard (American Cable Company) cable is not
2002-12-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... You have many options. You could order custom cables from Clarke, ProCo, etc. in a number of different colors. If you need even more colors, you can
2002-12-14 by jhaible
Speaking of IKEA, they had (still have?) this cheap IVAR system where you put metal pieces into holes for assembling the rack. On a finished rack, 95% of
2002-12-14 by Adam Schabtach
... I know I ve heard the name Cable-up elsewhere--or rather I know I ve heard it and I ve never been in a Mars store... Yes, Sweetwater carries them, although
2002-12-14 by John Loffink
Hosa makes some 18 inch and 36 inch molded 1/4 patch cables, but the 36 inch ones are getting hard to find. MARS carried some, named Cable-up or something
2002-12-14 by Kevin Loper
What is a good supplier of 1/4 patch cables? I d like to use something with a wide range of colors to facilitate the organization of very complex patches.
2002-12-13 by Tentochi
... Excellent! I know that there are many of us out here (myself included) that would help out in anyway you might need. Just ask. ... My mistake!!! Sorry.
2002-12-13 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Paul, Actually, after having seen the mock up with this MIDI jack installed, I have zero compalints! It really looks great, Paul. An order will be placed right
2002-12-13 by Tony Karavidas
Hi Thomas, Well if someone is going to speak for me, you do a pretty good job with an unusual level of insight. This Tactex based product has been one of
2002-12-13 by Tony Karavidas
... It s not finished. It s working, it s doing a lot of things, it s been demoed a lot, but it s not finished. Here I am at 11:37PM just ending my workday