[motm] Re: Worth replacing a MiniMoog?
2002-08-06 by elhardt@att.net
As usual, people are too caught up in whether one synth can be made to sound exactly like another. An MOTM modular has a lot more resources than a Mini does,
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Re: [motm] Re: worth replacing a Mini-Moog??
2002-08-06 by Tony Allgood
... modules with switches that allow the choice between V and R or L and E . While this may be true for many people, it must have also been true when
Re: Worth replacing a MiniMoog?
2002-08-06 by paulhaneberg
I used to work on synths as well, many years ago I was the service manager of a chain of music stores. Some minis sounded really good and some did not. The
Yamaha CS-series emulation with MOTM
2002-08-06 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Well, it appears we will be able to [nearly] replicate the sound of the good ol Mini with MOTM modules. So, how about a single voice of a CS-80? I realize
Re: [motm] Re: Worth replacing a MiniMoog?
2002-08-06 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi, I own a Mini as well. I wonder sometimes exactly how much synth to synth variation exists within these old beasts. My Mini s sound really does not impress
worth replacing a Mini-Moog??
2002-08-06 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Is it up on the web, or part of the 490 s educational value?? :) Anyway, we are getting to the point where a Mini-Moog might be replaced by a group of MOTM
Re: worth replacing a Mini-Moog??
2002-08-06 by rogerpellegrini
My interpretation of this thread is that some people really love synths with well-designed and intuitive user interfaces, like many vintage monosynths. Perhaps
Re: Worth replacing a MiniMoog?
2002-08-06 by paulhaneberg
I ve owned two minimoogs and a memorymoog plus. I also own at present two Studio Electronics SE-1s which is sort of a mini in a rack with programming. (I ve
Re: [motm] worth replacing a Mini-Moog??
2002-08-06 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Anyway, we are getting to the point where a Mini-Moog might be replaced by a group of MOTM modules. Like most people who use
Re: [motm] worth replacing a Mini-Moog??
2002-08-06 by Paul Schreiber
The last paragraph in the User s section *specifically* states, the MOTM-490 is NOT a Minimoog filter, and DOES NOT sound like a Minimoog. It *does* sound like
MOTM knobs at Mouser
2002-08-06 by Craig Critchley
For US people looking for small quantities of MOTM knobs for Oakley modules and other conversions and DIY, it appears Mouser nows carries the authentic item.
Re: [motm] Re: 6683 - three more guesses
2002-08-06 by Paul Schreiber
HA! As most guessed, it s the number of modules Moog shipped, + 1. BTW: just finished typing up the MOTM-490 manual, with a HUGE discussion of analog filters
Re: 6683 - three more guesses
2002-08-06 by elle_webb
... what that signifies :) To MOTM, 6683 is.... 3. The price of the upcoming MOTM sequencer kit. 2. The number of resistors found in one bag for the 500 series
Re: ribbon controller idea
2002-08-05 by osthelder
One more bit of tid-I ve contacted Desco and made inquiries about this material. They actually produce the stuff for there own products and do not sell it.
ribbon controller idea
2002-08-05 by osthelder
I was working on some other project involving conductive fabrics when I realized that the strap that fit inside your shoe for an electrostatic discharge ground
Re: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by groovyshaman@snet.net
If I remember correctly, a long while back Paul mentioned that Moog shipped about 6700 modules over a 9 year period, and that by the end of 2002 SynthTech will
Re: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by capngare@aol.com
The projected half life of an MOTM module ? But,if you hold it up to a mirror upsidedown it d be 3899
Re: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by Adam Schabtach
... Not on my phone it s not. It s 6686. It couldn t be his daughter s birthday because she turned 16 not long ago, so she d have to have been born in 86.
FS: MOTM & OAKLEY Kits
2002-08-05 by buddyboy11211
For Sale: MOTM 320 Kit: $149 Oakley MidiDAC 2 PCB& IC + Stooge Panel, Pots & Motm-Style knobs: $75 Buyer pays shipping plus $5 handling charge. Please respond
RE: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by Scott Pfeifer
6683 is MOTM on the phone keypad. So what do I win, a 490 I hope. Scott ... From: Tkacs, Ken [mailto:ken.tkacs@jer.com] Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 8:55 AM
RE: Backlog status
2002-08-05 by robs7@aol.com
6683 my guess is that it is Paul s wedding aniversery or a birthdate of one of his children. But Paul strikes me as the more than one type, so I doubt its
FW: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by Tkacs, Ken
It s Paul s birthday: June 6, 1983. ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] After that, what s left is to ship module #6683, if you can guess
FW: [motm] OT: test -- please ignore
2002-08-05 by Tkacs, Ken
I m getting very close to this as well, I m afraid. ... From: The Old Crow [mailto:oldcrow@oldcrows.net] Sorry for the OT, but I have been forced to block
OT: test -- please ignore
2002-08-05 by The Old Crow
Sorry for the OT, but I have been forced to block yahoo.com as too much spam has been incoming from there lately, and I am checking to see if yahoogroups.com
Re: Backlog status
2002-08-05 by mmarsh100
I meant, of course, Dr. Moog. No disrespect intended, just my lousy typing...
Re: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-05 by elhardt@aol.com
... signifies :)
FS: SKB 12-space 19"-Rack Mixer Case
2002-08-04 by synthbaron
Same one as shown in this picture: http://www.synthtech.com/images/motmskb.jpg Like new, never used. Includes mounting hardware. $110 shipped. US Postal Money
Re: Backlog status
2002-08-04 by mmarsh100
One more than Mr. Moog shipped? ... modules of all announced products ... so. Looking at the current kit ... 150 or so kits made up to fill ... whooping it up
RE: [motm] Backlog status
2002-08-04 by Tony Karavidas
Your age when you started and your age when you die building boatloads of modules?? Just teasing ya Paul.
Backlog status
2002-08-04 by Paul Schreiber
As of this very moment: 83 assembled modules, *not counting* subscription ones coming up 399 (!) kits, which *does* include all ordered + subscription modules
Machine-readable power specs?
2002-08-04 by Adam Schabtach
Does anyone happen to have a spreadsheet or some other electronic document containing the power requirements for all of the MOTM modules? I was about to start
900 Jumper PCB
2002-08-03 by Inform3r
I m wiring up a 900 Jumper PCB to my current 900psu. Which terminals does the jumper PCB go to on the 900psu? Thanks, John
OT: FS: Steiner Master's Touch
2002-08-03 by buddyboy11211
Hello everyone, I very sorry about this OT post but it was the best way I knew to get rid of this nice piece of gear without E*ay. And with all the talk about
Re: [motm] Re: Multiple chips on the Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave
2002-08-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Yep, I have a couple of those laying around too. Too many projects, not enough time. Thanks to everyone for their feedback. :) Larry H ... From:
Memory-Extended MiniWave
2002-08-03 by mbedtom@aol.com
Another possibility to extend the number of resident waves on a MiniWave would be to load 8 EPROMs-worth of data onto a single, high-capacity 27C4001 EPROM.
Re: Multiple chips on the Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave
2002-08-03 by grantrichter2001
... yesterday ... lots and lots ... have two I was thinking about this also. In the bad old days, when you wanted to add more memory to your PAIA programable
Flat rail demand
2002-08-03 by J. Larry Hendry
I am officially out of flat rails. I am going to order some more next week. I m trying to get a handle on how many to order. These are items I stock and are
OT-party invite!
2002-08-02 by osthelder
Hi all! This is as off-topic as it gets, but I m totally recalcitrant. Anyone who finds themselves in the Milwaukee area on the 17th of August is welcome to
Multiple chips on the Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave
2002-08-02 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
The easiest way to do the hard drive wavetable storage would be to get a ROM emulator, and just download the wavetable you wanted to that from some old PC. ...
Re: [motm] Femto-Update (fixed filter)
2002-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
I could have sworn that was $119. :) LH ... synth1@airmail.net writes: I just submitted the MOTM-450 Fixed Filter Bank...... I m too tired to think of a
Re: [motm] Femto-Update (fixed filter)
2002-08-02 by Paul Schreiber
... That one only had 1 filter :) I will have to decide on which caps to use (5% versus 2%). I bought both for testing. One may sound better than the other
Re: [motm] Femto-Update (fixed filter)
2002-08-02 by elhardt@aol.com
... think of a price, and assembled? HA!
Multiple chips on the Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave
2002-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Hi Larry and list, I was thinking about something like this earlier today (well, yesterday now). It d be nice to have an aid module
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 mockup
2002-08-01 by groovyshaman@snet.net
In my opinion, this layout looks the best so far. And the bypass and mix controls are icing on the proverbial cake. George ... From: Paul Schreiber
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 mockup
2002-08-01 by mate_stubb
Speaking to the differences between the two columns of five pots versus 3 columns layout, notice that since that poll Paul has added an extra pot, for MIX.
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 mockup
2002-08-01 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Poll values are here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/motm/surveys?id=900259 However, I find the front panel layout at
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 mockup
2002-08-01 by thomas white
I meant all the pots no lower than four rows down and jacks on the bottom etc. you know, like every other module in the line up JK HA! I do remember some
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 mockup
2002-08-01 by thomas white
What happened to the vote (poll) results on this one? I could have sworn the standard formatted panel won the popularity poll. just curious Thomas Back
Re: [motm] RE: FS: Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave ROMs
2002-08-01 by ixqy@aol.com
... Hi Larry and list, I was thinking about something like this earlier today (well, yesterday now). It d be nice to have an aid module with the space for
RE: Xtreme Special - audioMIDI.com $49 !!
2002-08-01 by Tony Karavidas
Sorry, I was thinking it was this: http://www.audiomidi.com/common/cfm/product.cfm?Product_ID=1789 Tony