[motm] RE: : Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
2002-08-13 by CHRIS PARKER
Since I am the stooge customer in question, I thought I d put my 2 cents in... The panel I m having fabricated is 2U wide and brings all of the Pro-2000 s
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RE: : Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
2002-08-13 by mate_stubb
Actually, you may be in luck. A stooge customer is having a custom panel made for this in the current panel run. You may or may not be able to get in on the
Re: [motm] Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
2002-08-13 by jhaible
... make ... I m using a 19 1U patchbay for my Kenton Pro-2. I bought 25 cables with 1/8 jacks already mounted on one side (cheap surplus stuff, and avoiding
Re: Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
2002-08-13 by mmarsh100
The Stooges have a panel for the Encore Expressionist: http://larry.retrosynth.com/larry/panel.htm. Maybe they could help... Mike ... cabinet. After ... style
Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
2002-08-13 by Inform3r
Today I decided to mount my Kenton Pro-2000 in my MOTM cabinet. After doing so I realized how cool it would be to have a MOTM style breakout panel that would
Re: [motm] MiniWave ROM review - initial impressions
2002-08-13 by John Blacet
I don t know how long these ROMs will be offered. ... burns out . -- Regards, ... John Blacet Blacet Research http://www.blacet.com
Live performers in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area
2002-08-13 by Don Relyea
Hello Motm-ers If you know anyone who plays live electronic music of any genre please have them contact me at don@donrelyea.com for booking at a future
MiniWave ROM review - initial impressions
2002-08-13 by mate_stubb
Matthew Davidson has released a set of 5 ROMs for the Blacet/Wiard MiniWave and Wiard Waveform City modules. See details at:
About this knob business
2002-08-13 by Paul Schreiber
[taking a break after finishing the 390 *initial* kitting, still 13 kits short. Sigh] During the early stage of MOTM system design , I probably spent more
Re: [motm] Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-13 by Adam Schabtach
... Yes, I agree, except that I don t think that one could come up with a universally accepted prioritization of function even within a given module. But as I
Re: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-13 by Adam Schabtach
... I ll buy that. I can t see that one could establish a ranking of importance of parameters, but I agree that differentiation of parameters by knob
Re: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-13 by Adam Schabtach
... Yes, a change in panel design now wouldn t do much good for those of us who have already built systems. Which is not to say that this is reason enough to
Re: Hello and my comments on the user interface discussion
2002-08-13 by mmarsh100
Nicely considered and articulated. I particularly like (and agree with) the comment regarding uniformity and possibility . I see the ocean of knobs and
RE: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Zen Commentary, no conclusion, probably not helpful at all...
2002-08-13 by John Loffink
As far as the MOTM grid goes, I looked into this when doing my DIY panel for the Diode Waveshaper. What I found was that the 1U and 2U panels don t have many
RE: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-13 by John Loffink
Now there s an idea! DIY knob customization. With 20 some modules out this is better than asking for the module layouts to change. John Loffink
Hello and my comments on the user interface discussion
2002-08-13 by pugix
Hello everyone, This is my first post since lurking for about a week. I am awaiting my first MOTM order. But I m not a newbie. I was building custom modular
Re: [motm] How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Right, I was trying to list all the modules that can process DC. ... Not afaik. ... Right, so if you filter the AC component from a phase comparator using
Re: [motm] User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi, In a message dated 8/12/02 12:27:51 AM Central Daylight Time, ... I like the idea of different size knobs/shapes for different functions. Any smaller than
Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by mate_stubb
... Did you look at the CMS modular for instance, or the JH-5? You ll see mostly sensible choices such as: extra large knobs for tuning vcos and filters, extra
Re: User Interface design - Zen Commentary, no conclusion, probab ly not helpful at all...
2002-08-12 by Tkacs, Ken
... are arcane and which aren t. It has been shown that it is difficult to form a consensus of opinion even when all of the functions have equal importance,
Re: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Ahem... Let it be said, in the land of MOTM, green is more important than either red or blue. :) But seriously (sort of), I agree with Adam that the features
Re: [motm] How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by Craig Critchley
From: ... a ... and ... (slow ... Well, that s true. :-) The 101 vibrato has a low frequency bandpass and putting two together I got
Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by rogerpellegrini
... Yes, but the layout of various modules would at least become differentiated through the prioritization of function within each module. Then, it would be
Re: [motm] How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
... don t ... I think only the 820 would be usable for LP filtering control voltages (slow waveforms). Of course, LP filtering a flat DC signal would not
Re: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by Adam Schabtach
... But this implies that you have to get people to agree on which functions are arcane and which aren t. It has been shown that it is difficult to form a
Re: [motm] How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Afaik, only the 830, 820, 700, and half of the 110 can process DC. I don t know about the 130 or 190, even though I ve asked a few times. I guess a 320
Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by mate_stubb
... Mmmmmmmmmm - anodizing! I wonder how much it would cost me to have my panels redone... Moe
Re: [motm] Paul's email
2002-08-12 by Paul Schreiber
Errr. synth1@airmail.net also: syntht@yahoo.com Paul S. ... From: noisejazz To: Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002
FW: [motm] Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by Tkacs, Ken
... impact would be minimal. I think what Paul means is that if he starts using smaller knobs, he will not be able to afford socks.
Re: User interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by rogerpellegrini
... How about just one additional knob size? Arguably, the inventory impact would be minimal. ... Funny! ;-) But within the confines of the MOTM white on
Paul's email
2002-08-12 by noisejazz
Sorry to post this here, but Paul s synth1@airmail email seems to be down now. I keep getting returned mail. Paul - did you know about this and is there
Re: [motm] Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by Paul Schreiber
The issue is one of stocking. I have to deal with Tyco for the knobs. You know, the company that the CEO is in the slammer for tax evasion and the $6,000
Re: User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by rogerpellegrini
I m really encouraged by Moe s e-mail on future improvements to user interface. The compromises imposed on the user interface by the conformity to a grid of
RE: [motm] Newbie MOTM'er
2002-08-12 by Tkacs, Ken
Welcome! Don t worry; these module kits are very well designed and documented, and there are many good people on this Email list with extensive knowledge of
Re: [motm] User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... all great insight Moe... until I got to this part: now ROTFLMAO..... ... SuperMoe cabinet 1+2 = 4 rows 18U each x 2 = 144U wide Scarce? What a Stooge
Re: [motm] How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by Paul Schreiber
If you want to filter DC, use the MOTM-820. It *is* a DC filter. Paul S.
User Interface design - Moe's long semiannual rant
2002-08-12 by mate_stubb
We have this discussion from time to time on this list, but since there are new people joining all the time, it bears repeating: User interface design is hard.
How Low Can You Go?
2002-08-12 by Craig Critchley
What s the low-frequency limit for the 420 and 440 filters? I see the inputs are AC coupled, and I m wondering if the bipolar buffers limit the
Re: worth replacing a Mini-Moog??, Creativity
2002-08-12 by mmarsh100
Right, that s cool, and my comments were also prompted by the user interface criticisms that have periodically been posted here... Mike ... is
RE: [motm] Paul Schreiber email
2002-08-11 by Tony Karavidas
If you see this list regularly, you should be able to see Paul s email addr when he posts anything. It is: synth1@airmail.net ... From: noisejazz
Paul Schreiber email
2002-08-11 by noisejazz
Firstly sorry if this is a repeat, Yahoo is playing around. Does anyone know which (if not both) is the correct email address for Paul, @airmail.net or
Re: worth replacing a Mini-Moog??, Creativity
2002-08-11 by michelhav
... learn ... And I ... more. But ... though ... LFO, ... wall ... to ... violin is ... easy. ... any ... that ... I wasn t shure if you agreed with this
Re: worth replacing a Mini-Moog??, Creativity
2002-08-11 by michelhav
... is ... school ... Before this thread goes somewhere I didn t intend it to go: It wasn t my intention to comment on the MOTM interface and there s nothing
Re: [motm] MOTM secret
2002-08-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... That s a good question. I don t see any point in keeping it a secret. ... I assume anyone using MOTM also uses 1/4 for diy. ... That s a good idea.
Re: [motm] 1v/oct trimming: how does it work?
2002-08-11 by John Blacet
Are the tolerances of components used critical to achieving a stable 1v/oct? --Oh to be sure they are! One of analog synth designs biggest challenges. Paul
1v/oct trimming: how does it work?
2002-08-11 by Jeffrey Pontius
I ve assembled several kits where adjusting a trimpot is used to set a 1v/oct scale , which I ve done by using a keyboard, Korg tuner, and adjusting the
RE: Web space and Kudos
2002-08-11 by mate_stubb
Ditto for me - if you find my hot rod motm site useful, Cary hosts this as well for me - thanks, Cary! Moe http://www.hotrodmotm.com ... Those of you new to
MOTM-450 is ALIVE!
2002-08-10 by Paul Schreiber
Yea! Here are some AP plots of the MOTM-450 filter section. www.synthtech.com/misc it s a small 12K 2pg PDF file. If you ve heard of an elliptical response,
Re: [motm] No typos?
2002-08-10 by inform3r
... Yeah, there is a typo. In one of the last paragraphs you refer to the 490 as a 940. -John Langdon -- ELECTRO:DISCO:RETRO:FUTURE
No typos?
2002-08-10 by Paul Schreiber
Did anyone bother to actually *read* the MOTM-490 manual? Now is last chance to mention typos. Paul S.