Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by George Kisslak
Yes - a 4U w/Moog layout would be awesome! Looked back and found Paul s quick update price estimate of $199-$209 - brain cells slipping...doh! So, I
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FW: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Tkacs, Ken
I m happy with the layout. I agree that we need to respect, but be flexible, with the grid. It s makes more sense to cheat a few sixteenths than to go to 4u,
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by CHRIS PARKER
Just my $0.02.... Keeping future modules within the current MOTM form factor is very important to me. I have purchased several of the available third-party
RE: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Alan Wagner
“I knew when Paul and I laid this one out that no two people could agree on the layout.” Well let’s see there are 218 people on the list so 1 will be
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Sikorsky
... From: mate_stubb ... hmm, 4U..? i like the sound of this :-) ... sorry, i meant the adjacent module on the right maybe there s an
FM Bells
2002-04-12 by Alan Wagner
Hi all, I was checking out some of the new demos today. The 310 Demos have some really nice FM Bells. Me still being a newbie have come up with all sorts of
RE: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Tentochi
This is interesting too: http://moogarchives.com/m914.htm --Shemp
[motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Tentochi
I am not quite sure why the 1/8 is needed. It looks like there should be enough room; I am sure there is something I am not seeing though. Personally prefer
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by mate_stubb
HA HA HA! I knew when Paul and I laid this one out that no two people could agree on the layout. You should see some of the other designs I ve done already. My
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Skin Matrix
hello, my only suggestions would be to change the layout of the columns to: hp 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 lp led three columns 4 rows. or hp 4 8 3 7 3 6 1 5 lp
FW: FW: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Tkacs, Ken
I can t answer to the specifics of this particular design; I just jumped in because it seemed that two or three folks were thinking that the HP & LP filters
Re: FW: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 4/12/02 7:53:35 AM Central Daylight Time, ... Hi, Just trying to clear a little confusion on my part.... The HP and LP are shelving type of
FW: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Tkacs, Ken
In a filter bank like this, the Highpass is the uppermost band and the Lowpass is the lowermost. Like saying, And this for everything ABOVE this point... So
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by George Kisslak
Looks sweet. The 3U layout is great. Does this use active filters, or RLC networks like the Moog? What are the band frequencies? Would a feedback control be
motm 450 peek
2002-04-12 by Sikorsky
hello all, nice - but i have two comments 1) why not go to the same layout pattern as Tony s UEG and keep it down to 2U - or are there pot issues..? or 2)
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Josue Arias
I agree, Why not use a panel layout in that style: b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 b7 b8 LP HP Also waiting for my uVCO subscription module... Best regards, Josue. ...
Re: MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by mmarsh100
This would fit in a 2U, wouldn t it? Either way, too cool... Mike ... layout appeals to me. Note the ... center-to-center versus
RE: MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by mate_stubb
Man, whoever that graphic artist is, give him a BIG RAISE! ; ) Moe
Re: [motm] MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by thomas white
I think it looks great. Please explain the Hi Pass and Low pass functions. Are they related to the rows they re in vertically? If not should they be on the
MOTM-450 peek
2002-04-12 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.synthtech.com/pix/m450_3u.jpg The arrangement of the bands is not fixed. But, this *general* layout appeals to me. Note the knobs are *slightly*
[OT] Sequencer (and more) Ideas (Mikado vs. Mini-Moe)
2002-04-12 by Tentochi
I thought this might provide some inspiration for upcoming modules... http://www.technotoys.com/mikado/ I was first very alarmed at the site of the b-jacks, so
Re: [motm] the magic bus, walnut cabinets
2002-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... They punch everything else I buy. I will inquire. But, I don t get the metal from the either. I am also guessing the minimum order would be significant
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-12 by Adam Schabtach
... Well, it depends on what you mean by up . I meant goes up in the sense of increases to . If you mean the perceived pitch movement of a modulated comb
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
I think Crows description of subtle is more accurate. Besides, I said Excitingly bland. It loses meaning with the both words. :) Larry H ... From: thomas
Re: [motm] the magic bus, walnut cabinets
2002-04-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com
Hey Larry, This sounds great! While you re pricing the Magic Buss, you might want to see if your machine shop will drill them for you at a somewhat reasonable
[OT] OMS-410 Kits Have Shipped!
2002-04-11 by Tentochi
As of today, all kits for which I have a confirmed shipping address for have shipped. All domestic addresses should arrive on or before next Wednesday (4-17)
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-11 by thomas white
So would that be like accetuating the resonance of the effect with the feedback loop? I do this with my tape echo to get the classic dub sounds drifting off
Re: [motm] RE: Flange Effects Units
2002-04-11 by Tim Walters
... The D-Fx Flanger plug-in for Pro Tools does through-zero flanging. Of course, you have to have Pro Tools.
Re: [motm] RE: Flange Effects Units
2002-04-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... That has that odd/even switch, doesn t it?? My favorite flange is the SDD-2000 -- the most vicious flange I have ever heard. It definitely has that early
Can this be done?
2002-04-11 by otown53066
I m trying to integrate an pedal into my system. It has an lfo in it and a Passive plug to control the lfo. Is there a way to take a clock signal and change
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-11 by jhaible
... There s a slight misunderstanding: small delay time means sweeping *up*. With long BBDs you get flanging in the lower range only. For full range flanging
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-11 by Tony Allgood
Here s one I liked for real heavy flanging with all sort of crazy audible things going on. Take one RS-09 cheesy keyboard from Roland. Shove its headphone
Re: [motm] RE: Flange Effects Units
2002-04-11 by elhardt@aol.com
The original poster asked about a great sounding Flanger but didn t say anything about what he wanted it to do. If he just wants it to swish up and down via a
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-11 by Adam Schabtach
... That s not necessarily a bad thing... ... Actually the delay time in the MXRs I ve got goes up to around 5ms or so, and sweeps back down to a hair above
RE: Flange Effects Units
2002-04-11 by Scott Gibbons
On the cheap, there s the A.R.T. SGE mach II. It s a total piece of sh*t otherwise but has an incredible flanger. Can be found for around $100-150 used. My
Re: MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-11 by coyoteous
The MTM is nice - kind of a one trick pony - but it s a good trick, I think Paul posted some info about this on AH recently. I talked to St. Croix many years
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by Jim Black
1. Eventide H949 and Instant Flanger 2. Electro Harmonix Electric Mistress 3. Like the other folks mentioned... MXR
Re: [motm] Shhhhhh!
2002-04-10 by The Old Crow
... PW control pot already there. No space for 9th jack. Crow /**/
Re: [motm] Shhhhhh!
2002-04-10 by George Kisslak
Two more off the top of my head ideas for the pulse width multiplier module: 1) Add a pulse width control pot and PWM CV input for controlling the PW of the
RE: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by Vehorn, Benjamin
My favorite flanger is the Marshall Time Modulator. I have never heard anything that can touch the sound of this. Of course, the dual reel-to-reel option
MOTM-125, the magic bus, walnut cabinets
2002-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: The Old Crow It is the attack phase of a string sound (not brass) that this sort of module would assist: one can select a
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by John Blacet
Killer Flanging ? It is killer and very useful but I should point out that it is limited to lower frequencies. A typical flanger would use a 512 or 1024 BBD
Re: [motm] Flange Effects Units
2002-04-10 by jhaible
MAM has just released a Flanger. I have not seen or heard the final unit, but I heard an impressive demo of a prototype last year. It s digital, similar to the
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by CHRIS PARKER
According to the Blacet site, the Time Machine does killer flanging . If John has his ears on....I see that the Time Machine is available again. Is there any
RE: [motm] Flange Effects Units
2002-04-10 by lotek@downtempo604.com
Ive got an ada original issue flanger. Its pretty cool, it can be really nice and subtle and then get all twangy and metallic. I would recommend it. matt ...
Re: [motm] MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by Adam Schabtach
To do flanging you need a short, varying delay. There are no Synthesis Technology modules that do this, but I bet the Blacet Time Machine can do some nice
Re: [motm] Shhhhhh!
2002-04-10 by The Old Crow
... Well, the 125 is more than a timbre modulator; The last thing I tried to tinker with on Saturday was getting gate sequences out of the module using the sea
Re: [motm] Shhhhhh!
2002-04-10 by George Kisslak
(Sorry if this posts more than once - having problems with my email service today...) The 125 looks like one very cool module! If I m reading this correctly,
MOTM Flanger?
2002-04-10 by Matt Hutchison
Thanks for the reply Adam, How could we create flange effects with MOTM? ... From: Adam Schabtach [mailto:adam@studionebula.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 10,
Re: Flange Effects Units
2002-04-10 by mmarsh100
Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Electric Mistress, flanger of the gods. ... pedal or