more modular mayhem
2002-07-16 by vulture.squadron@syol.com
hello all, had some fun this weekend with some solar panels - now i assume it could be a little naughty to hook a solar panel directly to a VCO, so maybe a
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Re: FW: [motm] MOTM-190 features / mockup
2002-07-15 by rogerpellegrini
Another thread on interface design, so I can t resist sticking my nose into your business, but why was the choice made to avoid convention in placing CV / IN /
FW: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-15 by Tkacs, Ken
Or make it 2u and add three more features (tee-hee!). ... From: groovyshaman@snet.net [mailto:groovyshaman@snet.net] I like this labelling better. Ah, don t
Re: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-15 by groovyshaman@snet.net
I like this labelling better. Ah, don t shoot me, but maybe this would look cleaner in 2U. I know, I know, this is supposed to be a uModule... it s just
Re: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-15 by Paul Schreiber
The switches below would interfere with the jacks and the patch cords would get in the way. Paul S. ... From: Tkacs, Ken To: MOTM Forum All Sent: Monday, July
FW: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-15 by Tkacs, Ken
I agree, something more along the lines of this suggestion would be helpful. I also agree with the desire to put the switches under the pot column, unless
RE: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-15 by John Loffink
Top knob: 0 position = IN 5 position = AM 10 position = RM/CV1 Second Knob label = GAIN2 Third Knob label = CV2 MOD John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com 1 more
Re: MOTM-190 Mock-up
2002-07-15 by edibennardo
I perfectly agree, the switches below the pots might be better looking if this is phisically possible. Enrico Italy
Re: [motm] MOTM-190 Mock-up
2002-07-14 by vulture.squadron@syol.com
... idea. hello all, couldn t the switches go below the three pots, imho they d sit a little more comfortable there cheers paul b
Re: [motm] MOTM-480 resonance
2002-07-14 by The Old Crow
... The frequency knobs cover the full range. The resonance knobs cover 80% of full range. The 1V/oct and res CV jacks can also provide full range. This is
Re: [motm] MOTM-480 resonance
2002-07-14 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Thanks Crow for the excellent details. Let me see of I got it: The freq and res pots affect their respective parameters by 0 to 80%. The 1V/Oct and Res inputs
Re: [motm] MOTM-190 features
2002-07-14 by Paul Schreiber
1 more thing: the top pot is for VCA/RM #1. The middle and bottom pots are for VCA #2. Better labelling ideas welcome. Paul S.
MOTM-190 features
2002-07-14 by Paul Schreiber
The 2 VCAs are totally independent (they are not even connected to each other). The top-most knob is a little freaky (and hard to label), because it has 2
Re: [motm] MOTM-190 Mock-up
2002-07-14 by thomas white
Looks great to me but a full description of the features would be handy to figure out exact uses and design quirks. Any help in this area? Boy this will really
Re: MOTM-190 Mock-up
2002-07-14 by mmarsh100
A couple of comments/questions: 1) There are two VCAs but they can only be controlled together, correct? I mean if you flip the switch to RM, then both will
MOTM-190 Mock-up
2002-07-14 by Paul Schreiber
Comments? It s a little tight in the labelling department, but this is the general idea. Paul S.
Granular Synth MP3 Link
2002-07-14 by mmarsh100
For more, um, traditional granular synth demos try http://www.symbolicsound.com/hearkyma.html. The third and fourth pieces are granular... Mike
More on granularizing with MOTM
2002-07-14 by mmarsh100
... From: michelhav [mailto:anymail@xs4all.nl] Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2002 4:47 AM To: mmarsh100 Subject: Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM ... Sure! If you
Re: [motm] MOTM-480 resonance
2002-07-13 by The Old Crow
... The filters can t resonate as they have feedback limiting components in the circuit specifically to prevent oscillation. I suppose one could build the
PolyKorg Clone Page updated
2002-07-13 by jhaible
I ve just finished another board of my PS-3200 clone project. This contains the common signal part, i.e. everything after the 49 individual voices: Keyboard
MOTM-110 officially retired
2002-07-13 by Paul Schreiber
The MOTM-110 is hereby officially vintage , joining the ranks of the MOTM-100. **IMPORTANT** I have orders for 4 assembled 110s, which I will ship out.
Re: [motm] Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-13 by rogers t
... if you use both GAT ... Did your try using the TRIGGER on the GAT? Usually that makes lots of noise. Got any GITTENS? tom
Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-13 by mmarsh100
Hi Michel - I m still trying to understand this one, too! Further experiments revealed that if you change the duty cycle of the pulse, you get a different
Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-13 by michelhav
Hi Mike, Thanks for your interesting granular sound tip. I noticed that if you choose the GATE IN on the EG instead of the TRIG and increase the pitch of
Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-12 by mmarsh100
Yes, that was TM - good ear, George! MP3s are kind of a pain, but they are easy to distribute. I think there are phase prblems with MP3s. There is a plug-in
Re: [motm] Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Very cool Mike. Hmmm...I wouldn t be surprised if the MP3 encoding process loses some of the detail and therefore the timbre is a bit off. (I guess this
MOTM-480 resonance
2002-07-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
I just finished listening to the MOTM-480 sound bites - wow! (I know, a week late and a dollar short.) Lots of nice resonance, nearly self-osc. I know Paul
Re: Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-12 by mmarsh100
It s worth looking at these in a waveform editor. You can see that each little granule has it s own envelope... Mike
Re: [motm] Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-12 by Paul Schreiber
Sound examples are at: http://www.synthtech.com/demo/new Paul S.
Granular Synthesis on MOTM
2002-07-12 by mmarsh100
Hi All - Just back from vacation. Two weeks away from all musical tools is a recipe for epiphane, albeit a painful wait to try things out. Here is a way to do
Re: Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
If they were MOTM-480 s, you may be right. But, let me clarify: I meant buying the kits and having ME build them - I m a slow poke! George ... From:
Re: Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by guvnor@rcn.com
I don t know how happy Paul would be at having to put together 38 kits though... ;) ... You could buy ~38 MOTM kits for the BuyItNow price and have them all
Re: OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by paulhaneberg
I sold my CS80 three years ago for $2000.00. It was in perfect working condition. I think it actually weighed about 250 lbs. It had a road case as well so
Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
You could buy ~38 MOTM kits for the BuyItNow price and have them all built before you finished getting the CS-80 up and running properly. George
Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by The Old Crow
... Actually, the cost to ship from Germany isn t much different as the cost to ship from, say, San Diego to Pittsburgh in the USA. A CS-80, insured for
Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by Adam Schabtach
I wonder how much it would cost to just ship the thing from Germany to the U.S. (I assume that this is the intent of the seller, since he lists the price in
Re: OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by Graham Hunter
... I agree with you there - Waldorf over Yamaha any day! However, that s approximately DOUBLE the going rate of a Wave in Germany. I *nearly* bought Peter
Re: OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by edibennardo
I personally think in Europe a correct price for a non midi CS80 is around 2000$, maybe 2500 if perfectly clean, 7500$ is outrageous, anyway I could notice
Re: [motm] OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by ivancu@aol.com
Looks like an amazingly clean machine, although the seller is in Germany. He has something I would MUCH rather have than a CS80:
OT: CS80 on ebay $$$$
2002-07-12 by KA4HJH
Is this slightly high or what? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=891600055 How many MOTM modules could you buy...? -- Terry Bowman, KA4HJH
Stooge panel / products update
2002-07-10 by J. Larry Hendry
I picked up panel metal from the shop today. It was ready last week, but they forgot to sand it. Can t have that ! So, it will be off to the paint shop in
Re: [motm] VCO Interest?
2002-07-10 by Paul Schreiber
... I might do a smaller version of the JH-5 synth, that uses Moog VCOs and VCAs. I m sort of reluctant to do so right when the Voyager ships. I decided that
RE: [motm] Update time
2002-07-10 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
a) Hoorah! Definately looking forward to this. Time for the preamp soon? b) Neat, I suppose? I wasn t exactly sure what it was doing. I
VCO Interest?
2002-07-10 by leitner6
A couple of weeks ago among the flamewars on TGS, there was a lot of talk about the peculiarities of the Moog and Yamaha VCOs. I was just wondering if JH, Old
Re: Update time
2002-07-10 by osthelder
Whenever I feel like there just isn t time enough for all my projects, I m going to re-read this update from Paul. Well, time to get off my lazy arse! Chub
RE: [motm] Update time
2002-07-10 by John Loffink
The 1U VCA/RM seems pretty nice, even though I still want that Dual VCA/Panner/Fader module. I can t say that the Anderton PWM circuit is all that interesting.
Update time
2002-07-10 by Paul Schreiber
Whew! I survived the last 2 weeks of paperwork deluge (and a rain deluge as well!) and so things are getting back to normal . a) I am working this week on the
Free Cabinet!
2002-07-08 by mate_stubb
I m cleaning and rearranging my studio, and need to get rid of a case I built. The catch is, you have to come and get it because it would be a hassle to ship.
Re: "ORDER" for Enrico Italy
2002-07-05 by edibennardo
I apologize with he list for posting a message that was intended to be sent privately to Paul but it is IMPOSSIBLE to email MOTM, I tried for several days and
diy panels for sale
2002-07-04 by vulture.squadron@syol.com
hello all, as threatened several weeks ago, i ve gone ahead and had some motm format blank panels made 1U & 2U in unfinished 3mm aluminium (ie aluminium