Re: FW: [motm] Oscilloscopes
2002-09-25 by osthelder
Ken s right, Steve. For dialing in your oscillators and for learning a good deal about the sounds and control voltages, a so last week oscilloscope of good
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2002-09-25 by osthelder
Ken s right, Steve. For dialing in your oscillators and for learning a good deal about the sounds and control voltages, a so last week oscilloscope of good
2002-09-25 by Tkacs, Ken
I ll throw out an opinion, but I ll leave the door open for the more knowledgeable among us to shoot it down hard... ;) If you intend on using it for lots of
2002-09-24 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi Kenneth, I Googled Don t Count and Private Circles and it came up with a link to Eric Framptom s website: http://www.ericframpton.com/audio.html I
2002-09-24 by J. Larry Hendry
Thanks goodness these are the nicknames. Those would be horrible real names to go through life with. :) Larry H ... From: Larry David
2002-09-24 by positivetrance
Ok, I know this is off topic, but does any one know what the differences are between the wtcpt and the wtcps stations? They use the same tips and the same
2002-09-24 by noisejazz
I am thinking about buying an oscilloscope. There are loads for sale and just wondered if anyone has any tips on what to look for or indeed avoid. Is 20mhz
2002-09-24 by elhardt@att.net
I ve been cleaning up my harddrive and I have one MP3 file that I like and want to keep, but I can t identify it with any artist. It s called Lore
2002-09-24 by Tentochi
If you are easily offended by elementary school humor, do not read any further.... Q: How are the Enterprise and toilet paper alike? A: They both circle
2002-09-24 by Tkacs, Ken
I ve heard it pronounced that way, but then Beavis & Butthead still connect it with urine. How about oo-RAH-noos? With a trilled r ? That should be different
2002-09-24 by Adam Schabtach
... I had a Classics professor in college who said that this particular Greek deity s name could be more accurately pronounced UR-an-os rather than
2002-09-24 by Paul Schreiber
It s not watts, it s *degrees*. ALWAYS use 700F tips. Paul S. ... From: Chris Walcott To: MOTM-l (E-mail)
2002-09-24 by Larry David
... My computers are named after my children - well their nicknames anyway. Lippenhower, Sprion and Penabler. For the modular I could use Shleb, Abner,
2002-09-24 by Chris Walcott
I m thinking about upgrading my soldering station from a Weller WTL1000 to a WTCPT. My queston is what tip should I get? 600, 700 or 800 watt. I m about to
2002-09-24 by The Old Crow
... I think you mean 600, 700 or 800 degrees F tip. :) I use 700F tips, myself. Crow /**/
2002-09-24 by John Blacet
Thanks to Larry for the comments and all the panel work in the past. This of course means that the IO2225 is going to be Blacet only . One alternative that
2002-09-24 by Paul Schreiber
... Yep, but inadvertently, maybe this dude was the world s first performing DJ? Paul S.
2002-09-24 by Tkacs, Ken
... Reminds me of one of my phasers. Wanted to name it Uranus (which is completely innocent in German), but my American friends convinced me that Neptune
2002-09-24 by J. Larry Hendry
There are some features he forgot to mention in the written description: - Special auxiliary inverted valves marked Westinghouse 40W - High speed auxiliary
2002-09-24 by jhaible
... Reminds me of one of my phasers. Wanted to name it Uranus (which is completely innocent in German), but my American friends convinced me that Neptune
2002-09-24 by phaeton777
My MOTM system was indirectly named by my wife when I first brought home the 24 module case with only 3 modules in it. I mentioned that was just the start.
2002-09-24 by Paul Schreiber
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=908924684 Complete with eBay Rule #1: ALWAYS put the word Moog into every synth listing. Paul S.
2002-09-24 by J. Larry Hendry
I am a firm believer in the free market and am very happy to see that it has produced the greatest variety of analog modular equipment ever available at such
2002-09-24 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: osthelder Is there still interest in the ribbon controller project? Ok, maybe morbid fascination? Chub and his dad have
2002-09-24 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Brousseau, Paul E (Paul) As it stands, it has no name. OTOH, it also doesn t have a consistant inventory-- I ve too many modules
2002-09-23 by osthelder
Is there still interest in the ribbon controller project? Ok, maybe morbid fascination? Chub and his dad have started the lastest installment of the ribbon
2002-09-23 by Eric Frampton
A friend coined my system Framptonstein . sigh e
2002-09-23 by paulhaneberg
My modular has become known as The BarrettSynth. Years ago an A & R guy suggested that I needed a British sounding stage name because I was playing ProgRock
2002-09-23 by gareII@aol.com
The computer at work I call &*&*$#^$#^)&()(&* !. Our techinican keeps fixing things that weren t broke to start with. Home system,don t see very much with a
2002-09-23 by robs7@aol.com
One geeky day when I had a small collection of modules on a gig I felt like the lead lines on the MOTM cut through like a sword. In keeping with full
2002-09-23 by Tkacs, Ken
Pretty funny; my PCs for the past ten years have been named after Alien planets: Mother (file server) LV426 & Fiorina161 (both application servers) Nostromo,
2002-09-23 by Adam Schabtach
... No, despite playing a fair amount of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in high school, I never much got into the Middle Earth thing. I didn t even finish the
2002-09-23 by Jeffrey Pontius
My home computer is named computer . The os software running on it has various names depending on what it is (or not) doing relative to my mood. Work
2002-09-23 by blip
... that s no moon... it s a synthesizer! bleep. out. ... www.mp3.com/leichenfeld www.mp3.com/captainhotrod www.mp3.com/silenttristero
2002-09-23 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Middle Earth references are cool. My computers are named after Star Wars planets: Yavin4, Bespin, Corellia, etc. I m thinking of naming my 6 foot high MOTM
2002-09-23 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Hmm, were I to follow that trend, my MOTM would be named my precioussssssss . As it stands, it has no name. OTOH, it also doesn t have a consistant
2002-09-23 by Paul Schreiber
Must be out of dwarf names :) Well, my servers are Frodo and Bilbo, and I always liked the name Esmerelda. Paul S. ... From: Adam Schabtach
2002-09-23 by Adam Schabtach
... It also stands for Society of Electro-Acoustic MUSic -- see http://seamus.lsu.edu/ My MOTM system does not yet have a name, which is somewhat surprising
2002-09-23 by John Blacet
Also be aware that there will be announced shortly a 1U wide Triple Preamp and a companion 1U wide EF/Gate/Trig module as part of the 100 series. ... Paul.
2002-09-23 by Paul Schreiber
... Also be aware that there will be announced shortly a 1U wide Triple Preamp and a companion 1U wide EF/Gate/Trig module as part of the 100 series. Paul S.
2002-09-23 by John Blacet
This is a more or less conventional input amp, env follower, gate/trigger module with the extra feature of a +5 out on a 1/4 stereo jack to run sensors
2002-09-23 by CHRIS PARKER
... I ve actually given this subject a bit of thought. I wanted to give my system a human name that took into account my Irish heritage, but which also was an
2002-09-23 by blip
... monolith. motm modules, cv convertor, fr mobius in a six-foot tall black rack that used to be part of a convex systems supercomputer. appropriate name,
2002-09-23 by osthelder
My mother always said if you don t call it to dinner, it shouldn t have a name! I pretty much agreed with this logic until people actually started buying my
2002-09-23 by Tony Karavidas
Big sigh.... Yes I did have a proto at NAMM, but it s changed a lot since then. The cause of all the delays is this other project that has literally taken over
2002-09-22 by Tentochi
Tony-- How goes it with the Frequencer Shifter? Lots of us are anxious for it. The ETA has been updated many times, so what is the current estimate? Didn t
2002-09-22 by r
Due to many request, here is a list of Modcan Modules I have for trade: wavetable mix/lag audio processor Phase/TImber Dual Envelope Noise/Ring Multimode
2002-09-22 by Adam Schabtach
Just out of curiosity, roughly what is the mass and volume of 1000 potentiometers? I ll think about this next time I m trying to figure out where to put my
2002-09-21 by Mike Marsh
Cool! I m intrigued by the exponential setting on the 190, and I really could use that mixer... ... the 890 uMixer and the 190 uVCA
2002-09-21 by Paul Schreiber
2SC1583 dual NPN in a SIP. bag of about 75 $14 the bag. bag of 24 CA3080S OTAs. These are cans, with the leads perfectly spread and trimmed to fit a DIP. $5
2002-09-20 by Paul Schreiber
UPS just dropped off 1000 log pots. I shall begin kitting up of the 890 uMixer and the 190 uVCA starting Monday. Paul S.