One More Stupid Idea...
2002-06-18 by mbedtom@aol.com
Forgot to jot down one more idea before I hit the send button... Linear Controller: Build a wood box to house a 30 long slot in which a machined aluminum
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Re: [motm] MOTM Module Ideas
2002-06-18 by elhardt@aol.com
... vocal-formants reference.) The gist of this idea would have an input connected to a set of VC filters comprising a responding filter bank. There would be
Re: [motm] ... Let's get some vocal formants going!
2002-06-18 by elhardt@aol.com
Following is a site I found a week ago along the same lines. This one has graphic plots of different vowel sounds.
MOTM Module Ideas
2002-06-18 by mbedtom@aol.com
As I dust my brain from time to time I sweep out things cluttering my neurons, to make room for newer ideas. Here are few ideas for modules that I ll probably
Dual quantizer design on the web
2002-06-17 by John Speth
If anyone is interested in my dual quantizer design, please look at http://www.hevanet.com/jspeth/DualQuantizer.htm. I implemented this on a MOTM breadboard
OT: CSound (Was: Over The Top O.T.)
2002-06-17 by Tkacs, Ken
Last year I bought the book, downloaded everything, and played with it for a week or two. I definitely think that it s an interesting technology, especially
Fw: [AH] REVIEW: Synthesizers.com Q127 FFB, Q140 FFB Aid, and Q123 Standards
2002-06-17 by Paul Schreiber
Hmmm................. FYI, without comments from me :) Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 3:56 AM
Over The Top O.T.
2002-06-17 by mbedtom@aol.com
Any MOTMers out there play with Csound? Am curious to know if the results are worth the learning curve. Yes, Csound is about as far off topic as one can get.
I'm back and beak knobs
2002-06-17 by J. Larry Hendry
I m back in touch. I see the list has been really quiet. My son got married on Saturday. All went without a hitch in front of about 400. The happy couple
500 series/update
2002-06-17 by Paul Schreiber
I will give some hints after the 4th of July weekend. I *really* need to reduce the backlog before I get everyone all excited about new modules. In general
500 series ??????
2002-06-17 by phaeton777
I m wondering if any of my fellow MOTMers out there are as itchy to find out about the 500 series modules as I am. C mon Paul...it s well past May...just a
Everyone is so quiet... Let's get some vocal formants going!
2002-06-16 by echophazer
I found this interesting page with a ton of good info on vocal formants that is worth printing out. http://jens.groh.exhome.de/K5000/formants.txt Peter
Heeeelp!!!! (DO NOT READ THIS UNLESS YR PAUL SCHREIBER!!!!!!)
2002-06-14 by Norman Fay
Aaargh. Help me out here Paul! In message , Mail Delivery System
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1340
2002-06-14 by Norman Fay
In message , motm@yahoogroups.com writes ... (....) ... Think yerself bloody lucky Mr S! WE are having Great
diy panels
2002-06-13 by vulture.squadron@syol.com
hello all, just to clarify as a couple of asked: these panels ARE motm sized, in 1U & 2U, with the four panel mounting holes in correct positions they are NOT
motm format panel blanks
2002-06-13 by Sikorsky
hello all after a couple of discussions, i m going to be offering motm format blank panels in the uk & europe (US sellers can get them from stooge larry).
RE: [motm] nanoUpdate
2002-06-12 by Les Mizzell
... How about a preview/teaser of the 500 series, since it s past May now?
nanoUpdate
2002-06-12 by Paul Schreiber
1) I *hate* June! It s the end-of-the-quarter AND end-of-the-fiscal-year in CorporateAmerica, Inc. Hence, I have been busy with the bane of the working stiff:
Re: [motm] "MOTM-880" update
2002-06-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
This module will be quite interesting with all the voltage control! Might I ask - any ETA? How about a panel layout? A single 3U panel with all of the
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-12 by Paul Schreiber
no clean. Paul S.
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-12 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Hi Scott, I wipe the tip thoroughly then tin with no-clean before shutting down the iron - less chance of corrosion. FYI, I use 700deg for most no-clean work,
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-12 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Thanks to all who responded to my inquiry. I will be trying a lower heat setting next session. On last question: Which of these two solders (Organic or
Re: "MOTM-880" update
2002-06-11 by leitner6
I personally would rather it be 3 units wide. I have other EGs already, so I m going to want the extra function. I just think it that most people would want
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Hello, :) Just to let you know, questions on soldering kits are not off-topic. Btw, for which team are you General Manager?? Many years ago, I used to
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by Paul Schreiber
... Hmmm....I find it the same. However, the No-Clean solder (Kestrel 245) DOES flow thicker . I find the organic 331 solder to flow almost *too* easily.
470pf caps in VCOs
2002-06-11 by Paul Schreiber
... If you suspect the wrong cap, just eye-ball it. It SHOULD have 4700J in black ink. If it says 470J, that is WRONG. Send me an email and I ll send free
Re: oscillator tracking (pt. 2)
2002-06-11 by Eric Frampton
Ok, duh, I sort of answered my own question about the AC/DC Lin/Exp question a minute ago. RTFM, right?! Ok, so if they -are- prone to changing the pitch, how
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by John Blacet
I have not used rosin core in years, but we did some extensive testing with various solders. Kester 331 was *very* close to the solderability of rosin core.
Re: Tweaking Oscillators for Improved Tracking
2002-06-11 by Eric Frampton
... The timing of this post couldn t have been better. I just got my second 310 assembled and calibrated (making 1 300 and 2 310 s in the system). Noticed some
Stooge vacation and panel invoices
2002-06-11 by J. Larry Hendry
I will be out of touch from now through Sunday 6/16 attending to the wedding of my son. So, you will not hear from me until then. All of the Stooge metal is
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by Adam Schabtach
... I have the same impression. Maybe it s simply because the rosin core stuff I used to use was thicker? Fortunately Paul s very generous with the solder--I
Re: [motm] OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by Scott Juskiw
The water soluble stuff doesn t flow as well as good old rosin core, that s for sure. But it should still flow through to the component side at 700 F. I ve
OT: Soldering Question
2002-06-11 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Hello all! I have just started my first PCB project with the Kester organic water soluble solder. Having been used to rosin core solder for 35 years or so, I
Re: [motm] Passive footpedal control? - Cable Attenuator Tip
2002-06-11 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi Ken, I really wanted to have some real time control that a pedal would have given me, but I was a little short on time to fix something up. I should ve
Re: [motm] Passive footpedal control? - Cable Attenuator Tip
2002-06-11 by elhardt@aol.com
... ask the list this question... Is there anyway to use my Yamaha FC-7 (sweepable & passive) footpedal as a modulation signal attentuator?
Re: Passive footpedal control?
2002-06-10 by synthasaurus
... controller ... a ... Whoops, sorry for the last post (blame Yahoo! ;). What I just accidentally sent to Moe was that I do hope one day to buy the MOTM 850.
Re: Passive footpedal control?
2002-06-10 by synthasaurus
... controller ... a ... thougt
RE: Passive footpedal control?
2002-06-10 by mate_stubb
If you had the MOTM-850 pedal interface, it would turn the controller position into a CV, which you could use to control the amplitude of a VCA, and run any
Passive footpedal control?
2002-06-10 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi all, I m getting ready to do some recording (needed by tonight) and thougt I d ask the list this question... Is there anyway to use my Yamaha FC-7
Re: Tweaking Oscillators
2002-06-10 by paulhaneberg
Yeah, I suppose I m a bit of a masochist. I didn t start out to keep swapping resistors, I started with a 200K 20 turn trimmer in series with a 2M, but it
"MOTM-880" update
2002-06-10 by The Old Crow
This is my back-burner project which I am slowly bringing to completion. As stated before, the 880 is a bipolar EG designed to replace the IG00152-based
RE: [motm] Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-10 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
My thoughts exactly. I couldn t afford a price hike, and patience is a virtue. MOTM is a product that I m willing to wait for, painful though that wait may
RE: Tweaking Oscillators for Improved Tracking
2002-06-10 by mate_stubb
Paul H, I can t imagine swapping HF resistors until you are satisfied - that s masochistic! What happens if your supply voltages ever change slightly? I have
Tweaking Oscillators for Improved Tracking
2002-06-10 by paulhaneberg
I ve written a procedure for modifying and tweaking MOTM oscillators to improve tracking at the higher frequencies. The procedure is based on my own
Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-09 by Graham Hunter
I d use a third-party assembler if there was some guarantee of reliability and accurate assembly. I d like to get my modules a little bit sooner. ... Hmmm,
FS: MOTM-900
2002-06-09 by Gert Jalass
Dear all, I m selling a MOTM-900 power supply. I didn t use very often because I did switch to a larger power supply quite some time ago. It s the European
Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-09 by geblinkoort
... patience of ... Model :) It s ... I d buy ... very much ... you. If ... fed up ... triathlons or ... seek ... fortunate in ... ordered. If ... free-market
Re: [motm] Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-08 by Adam Schabtach
... Follow your dream, Paul. I am content to be patient. If I was after instant gratification, I d buy something else. Cost for me is very much an issue. If
Re: [motm] Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-08 by Paul Schreiber
Since I m waiting for the first pass board wash to dry on the 2 lab queen MOTM-490 uVCFs, I ll address this. Last year, just about this time, the backlog hit
Re: Backlog etc.
2002-06-08 by paulhaneberg
As a reasonably successful businessman (4 going at the present time) I think I know opportunity when I see it. The onus is on Paul. Considering the backlog