RE: [motm] Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by gareII@aol.com
No, just the opposite. Comparing the same basic grade of solid wood to plywood veneer, the plywood will be cheaper. Only the outer plys would be walnut, maybe
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RE: [motm] Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Ah! Somehow I misread that you were suggesting that the woodworked make the plywood. Yikes! :) My mistake. ... From: Bob Colwell
Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by paulhaneberg
Actually, walnut plywood is cheaper than solid walnut. It does require additional work to put the edges on. It is much more stable dimensionally and finished
FS: three MOTM 300 VCOs
2002-12-06 by Mike Fisher
Hi all, I m re-configuring my modular setup, and need to make some room in the MOTM rack. So up for grabs are three 300 ultra VCO modules. I -believe- that all
RE: [motm] Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by Bob Colwell
? You buy walnut plywood, you don t make it. Well, you could buy regular cheapo plywood and put walnut veneer on it, but why? Hardwood plywood is much more
RE: [motm] Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
I would imagine, though, that fabricating a walnut plywood would be quite a bit more expensive and timeconsuming...? --PBr ... From: paulhaneberg
Re: [motm] where the ---VC Pulse Divider??
2002-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
The prototype of the VC Pulse Divider has been sitting here on my bench for about 14 months. It uses 2 PIC MPUs: one does the dividing and one is a display
Re: Where is the --- Pulse divider?
2002-12-06 by paulhaneberg
As the owner of a number of businesses past and present I can tell you that businesses must do two things in order to survive long term. They must provide
RE: where the @#$%&* is the VC Pulse Divider??
2002-12-06 by mate_stubb
That s just too funny! ROTFL Moe ... Will apes will rule the earth by the time I can get a MOTM VC pulse divider?? Just tell it to me straight. I can handle
where the @#$%&* is the VC Pulse Divider??
2002-12-06 by media.nai@rcn.com
I ve been away the past week, and having unsubscribed, missed the last week of discussion on this list. Now that I can finally view the new_stuff page (thanks
RE: [motm] Re: uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-06 by Paul Wagorn (Worldbid)
why not put it on the front & have a jumper block to take one out the back too? I d rather have it in the back, because it ll basically stay where it is, and
Re: More about Stooge Walnut Cabinets
2002-12-06 by paulhaneberg
I also have done some serious woodworking. I would agree with the idea of trying to stay away from using solid walnut (or any other solid wood such as cherry)
Re: uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-06 by etanstudios2000
I second that cry... having to turn my entire cabinet around to plug/unplug a midi cable is a giant pain... they make those nice switchcraft 12BL5M nickel din
Re: uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-06 by paulhaneberg
It is my understanding that the midi in jack will be located on the front and replicated on the back of the module along with a midi thru. Please keep the midi
RE: [motm] More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-06 by Bob Colwell
A couple of other ideas from a long time woodworker. Wood, especially solid wood, contracts and expands quite noticeably across its length with changes in
Re: [motm] More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-06 by gareII@aol.com
I d keep the 12u option. Since this is a modular format,it you give the option of expanding as budget allows. The rack size would also be nice not only for
FW: [motm] Web page trouble
2002-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
The high 4 versions of Netscape are especially troublesome. Around that time, Netscape made several radical changes to their Document Object Model that
Re: [motm] Fixed HTML?
2002-12-06 by Robert van der Kamp
... - Robert
Re: [motm] Fixed HTML?
2002-12-06 by Robert van der Kamp
... I m on linux. The page looks fine with Mozilla, both on Konqueror (KDE s main browser) I still get the black band near the bottom of the page. It has moved
Fixed HTML?
2002-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
If you had weird lines, empty pages, etc on the new_stuff page, please try again. I ran it through 3 hours of HTML cleanup editors/software and I think I
Re: [motm] New proposed uSeq panel
2002-12-06 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Overall I think it is a very nice layout - performance buttons together and near the value knob, and renaming to Clock In and Gate In makes those input
Re: [motm] Try the new page again
2002-12-06 by Adam Schabtach
No trouble here with either the new version or the old, aside from a black horizontal band across the page near the bottom. Looks like the same black band as
RE: [motm] Re: uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
I had the same feeling. This is the same reason I m trying to rig a 1u front panel power switch for the 900 and leave the 900 mounted on the back of the
RE: New proposed uSeq panel
2002-12-06 by mate_stubb
What does the line tying STOP to MIDI signify? Moe ... www.synthtech.com/pix/m600_2.jpg This renames GATE 2 IN as CLOCK IN, as that is what it does 99% of the
New proposed uSeq panel
2002-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
www.synthtech.com/pix/m600_2.jpg This renames GATE 2 IN as CLOCK IN, as that is what it does 99% of the time. And the performance buttons are grouped to the
More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I learned again. There is more interest in this than I had anticipated. I got some great ideas from some of you too. So, please keep those coming. Here
Try the new page again
2002-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
Added HTML code and tweaked the 510 photo. See if this fixes strange loading of the page (on Linux especially). Will add a new PDF spec explaining the MIDI
Re: [motm] More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
... It was 46% of shipping a SKB case full of modules, doubled boxed to Poland Fed-Ex. And that person skipped out on paying me! (the only MOTM deadbeat. I
Re: Recording software
2002-12-06 by Mike Marsh
Look at Cool Edit Pro: $249 for 128 tracks and a ton of effects built in: www.syntrillium.com. Mike ... recording ... that ... limited
Re: [motm] Web page trouble
2002-12-06 by Dave Hylander
... It is loading fine on my PC with both IE 6.0 and NS 7.0 -dave- http://www.hylander.com
Re: [motm] Re: Stooge walnut cabinets ?? Feedback requested
2002-12-06 by The Old Crow
I ve been waiting for this! ;) Crow /**/
Re: uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-05 by leitner6
Does the MIDI IN have to be on the front panel? Everything I have comes through the back of my rack. It just seems like a big wort to have it on the front. I
Re: [motm] Web page trouble
2002-12-05 by Paul Schreiber
Well, I have *no idea*. I flunked HTML 101. Feel free to View---Source, and send me a corrected version. It s all those Table tags I m sure. Paul S. grumble
Re: [motm] Web page trouble
2002-12-05 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Displays ok for me on Netscape 7.x (pc) at home, but I see the same (almost empty) display as Scott does on Netscape 4.X (unix) at work. Jeff
Web page trouble
2002-12-05 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Hello Paul and the group, Anyone else having trouble loading the new stuff page? http://www.synthtech.com/new_stuff.html All I get is the NEWS header, the
Re: Recording software
2002-12-05 by celesteh@casaninja.com
I use protools for all my recording. I don t like it for creating midi, but it will play midifiles, so you can record your synth audio output from playing the
Re: Stooge walnut cabinets ?? Feedback requested
2002-12-05 by jd990exp
I ll buy one of these the instant it becomes available. I live in a small apartment, no room for a woodshop, and this would be a really, really good thing for
Re: [motm] MIDI Box Thoughts
2002-12-05 by Paul Schreiber
There are rear-mounted 5-pin DINs for IN and THRU so you can daisy-chain inside the cabinet. I will add this to the new PDF spec (should be edited Friday PM).
Re: [motm] Stooge walnut cabinets ?? Feedback requested
2002-12-05 by Ben Vehorn
Great idea...I d probably buy one.
RE: [motm] Stooge walnut cabinets ?? Feedback requested
2002-12-05 by Chris Walcott
Count me in. If this is for real, I ll hold off on buying a rack for my rig for awhile. I was planning on using a standard 19 rack anyway since I don t have
MIDI Box Thoughts
2002-12-05 by emmaker
Hello one and all, After looking at the uSeq I had some ideas that I though that I would share. Keep in mind these are just opions that maybe good or bad. I m
Re: Recording software
2002-12-05 by Mike Marsh
*sigh* I have both, and prefer Cool Edit Pro, based on the same criteria. But I use SF all the time, as well. I have Strats and Les Pauls and use them at
Re: Recording software
2002-12-05 by Mike Marsh
Yes, I m beginning to find that out :( It sure sucks for my Matrix- 1000. Pretty interface, though. Mike ... good ... support ... the ... acquired ... updated
Re: [motm] Would this be grounds for a breakup or divorce?
2002-12-05 by Paul Schreiber
Good old Quienten Folsom...heh. Paul S.
Re: Recording software (Mac)
2002-12-05 by Eric Frampton
On the Mac, I ve been using Performer (then later, Digital Performer) since version 1.0 back in the day, and would recommend it highly. Logic is also very,
Would this be grounds for a breakup or divorce?
2002-12-05 by echophazer
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Re: Recording Software
2002-12-05 by paulhaneberg
My choice of recording software would depend on whether you primarily want to record Midi or Audio. I would certainly recomend Pro-Tools, especially if you
Re: Recording software
2002-12-05 by osthelder
So far, it would seem as though the idea of computer audio recording will present a rather steep learning curve and a good amount of mental anguish. Is there
Re: [motm] uSeq knob/button placement
2002-12-05 by mate_stubb
I personally prefer the knobs on the left as designed. Moe
Re: Recording software
2002-12-05 by etanstudios2000
As for the Mac, I d go with any of the MOTU audio interfaces and MOTU s Digital Performer 3.11, I ve been using DP3 since last december and switching from a PC