Re: JOYSTICK DIY Information
2002-03-11 by Scott Gibbons
Thomas - It s not possible to distribute file attachments on this list. You ll need to upload images to the files section at:
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FW: [motm] Re: JOYSTICK DIY Information
2002-03-11 by Tkacs, Ken
I didn t get Kris attachment, but we ve sent attachments in the past via this list... I find that much preferable to that file list, which I can never get
New Frankensynth Pictures
2002-03-11 by Rhen, Kris
Here re some more recent (this weekend) pics of Frankensynth WITH the Wogglebug and RS240 Bode Freq shifter: http://www.stucki.com/krhen/downloads/frankensynth
Re: [motm] VCO Calibration
2002-03-11 by Paul Schreiber
... Ah, the age-old problem :) The way I do it at the factory is set the VCOs for the best tracking where the *ear* most sensitive. That is the range from
RE: [motm] Re: Fixed Filter Bank
2002-03-11 by Vehorn, Benjamin
You would probably sell one or two but the fact there there are so many vocoders on the market, new and old, analog and DSP, means you d have a lot of
VCO Calibration
2002-03-11 by paulhaneberg
I just finished 2 MOTM300 VCOs last night and spent some time playing around with the calibration. I started at A440 using a very accurate frequency counter.
JOYSTICK DIY Information
2002-03-11 by thomas white
Hello gang, I have completed my 2 new joystick modules for my MOTM system. They are still prototyped silver and I plan to eventually paint them black and
Re: [motm] Parts Help Needed
2002-03-11 by J. Larry Hendry
I have found that I use heat shrink for a variety of applications. I used quite a bit of 3 different sizes on my Time Machines. It is quite cheap in Mouser.
RE: [motm] Ignore last, real answer
2002-03-11 by Bob K
If you don t have a heat-shrink gun, like myself, holding a soldering iron a few millimeters away from the tubing does the same job. But I guess we all
Ignore last, real answer
2002-03-11 by Paul Schreiber
Sorry! a) 3/32 is what I mainly use b) The power supply uses 1/8 and 3/16 The 3/16 is special: it is 3:1 shrink rate instead of 2:1 AND it uses UL-approved
Fw: [motm] Parts Help Needed
2002-03-11 by Paul Schreiber
... F-16
Re: [motm] Parts Help Needed
2002-03-11 by inform3r
... I would also like to know. Please respond on-list. Thanks, John
Parts Help Needed
2002-03-11 by VCOVCAVCF
What are the 2 sizes of shrink wrap tubing supplied in MOTM kits so I can buy extra? Did Paul give, or did anyone find, a supply for the star washers for the
New photos at wise guy synth
2002-03-11 by J. Larry Hendry
I have put up two new web pages at wise guy synth with photos of the MOTM-830 and MOTM-101 modules during construction. Probably old news for those of you
Re: [motm] JOYSTICK DIY Information
2002-03-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: thomas white If I can help in anyway with the construction tips of one of these for you guys please let me know and I
"Outpost" now shipping
2002-03-10 by Paul Schreiber
Robert Rich s new CD Outpost is now shipping (2 weeks early!). Get yours today at www.amoeba.com . I have some signed copies I will give away (while supplies
Re: [motm] CS80 GX1
2002-03-10 by The Old Crow
... I patched up a CS voice in MOTM modules while working on the 480 prototype. Note: it is not an exact voice setup, in that the actual CS filter EG is
CS80 GX1
2002-03-10 by edibennardo
A question for the list and maybe for the old crow... Any thoughts about how to emulate a true CS80 using our MOTM modules? Filter 480 will be a must of course
Re: [motm] 900 and 960 question
2002-03-09 by robs7@aol.com
thanks paul and larry for your responses. gracias tchau rob
Re: [motm] source for Switchcraft plugs?
2002-03-09 by elhardt@aol.com
... plugs? I need TRS (3-conductor) types. I m wiring up some 24 channel 1/4 -to-1/4 snakes for my recording setup.
Re: [motm] 900 and 960 question
2002-03-09 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: 2) Its up to me to mount the 960? It doesn t come on a panel or anything right? I would want to do this because I have a full SKB
Re: [motm] Re: Woodworking
2002-03-09 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: paulhaneberg I ve had my run ins with OSHA. Technically before you do any work on your synth you have to lock-out your power
Re: [motm] 310 uVCO
2002-03-09 by J. Larry Hendry
I think the 310 was certainly one of the most fun to build modules I have worked on in quite a while. ... Larry H ... From: mmarsh100
Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by paulhaneberg
I ve had my run ins with OSHA. Technically before you do any work on your synth you have to lock-out your power supply. That means it cannot be turned on.
310 uVCO
2002-03-08 by mmarsh100
OK, so I got this thing yesterday, put it together this morning (2.5 hours). Plugged it in and calibrated it right up (2-3 minutes). THIS THING IS FANTASTIC!
RE: [motm] Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Ha! This makes me want to put some stickers on the back panel of mine, just to see if anyone ever reads them. How about, WARNING! No user serviceable parts
Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by mate_stubb
... You can buy edgebanding tape (which is really more like a veneer with a hot glue applied.) You can also make your own with strips of hardwood anywhere from
Re: [motm] Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by Paul Schreiber
... This is to inform you that your cabinet violates OSHA Modular Synthesizer Guidelines - 1980 Rev C in particular Section 43, Paragraph 19. In order to
Re: [motm] 900 and 960 question
2002-03-08 by Paul Schreiber
... Correct. ... It is up to you to mount it. There are several mounting holes on the pcb. ... have all three VCOs coming off either the 900 or the 960
900 and 960 question
2002-03-08 by robs7@aol.com
Hi guys, just wanted some clarrification on a couple of things I am powering 11 modules off my power supply and I plan to buy (or order) 3 or 4 more modules in
Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by paulhaneberg
More on woodworking: If your cabinet is going to have a back rout about 3/4 along the back edge 3/8 deep, put the sides together and make the back to fit. You
RE: Woodworking, Warp Factors, & Joinery
2002-03-08 by mate_stubb
... Another question, if I may---if working with plywood, is fancy joinery out of the question? Meaning, biscuits, lock-miter edges, ... I assume dovetailing
Re: [motm] Re: Fixed Filter Bank
2002-03-08 by jhaible@debitel.net
... It means all at the same value. That s one more difference between a graphic EQ and a FB: On the EQ, the 0dB setting (center) means a flat frequency
Woodworking, Warp Factors, & Joinery
2002-03-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Thanks to all of you who have shared your experience on this matter!! Another question, if I may---if working with plywood, is fancy joinery out of the
Re: [motm] Re: Woodworking: boards vs. plywwod -- opinions?
2002-03-08 by T.J.
I have little experience in wood working, but still chose to go with a solid walnut cabinet. The sides are 11 at the bottom and 6 at the top, 28 high, and a
MOTM match chicken beak knobs to be ordered.
2002-03-08 by J. Larry Hendry
I will be ordering these knobs probably next week. If you e-mailed me about knobs, or if you originally sent Moe some e-mail about wanting knobs, I have your
Re: Woodworking & more
2002-03-08 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: mate_stubb I found a product called MinWax Wipe-On Poly that works great for me. Wipe it on with a rag, wait 10 minutes, wipe
Re: Fixed Filter Bank
2002-03-08 by coyoteous
... up. (!) Wow, I take it you mean all the way up, or at the center? ... I guess I just did (quote you, that is) . ... I m sure the phase plot is equally
RE: MOTM cabinets
2002-03-08 by mate_stubb
... How many degrees of tilt on the front panels do you all think I should use. I plan for a 10inch top of cabinet and a 14 inch bottom of cabinet for 2 rows
Re: [motm] MOTM Cabinets
2002-03-08 by Scott Juskiw
... Here are some measurements I made for a 2 row slanted cabinet (that I did not build): top is 8.5 deep bottom is 14.75 deep height is 18 sloped front is
MOTM Cabinets
2002-03-08 by thomas white
On the subject: I spent the time and effort to make my solid wood cabinet out of a beautifully grained birch wood. Not the cheapest but man oh man was it worth
Re: Woodworking
2002-03-08 by mate_stubb
If you insist on solid wood, you can t use a single piece for anything. Even if you could find fine wood that big, it would warp. So you have to build up a
Re: Woodworking: boards vs. plywwod -- opinions?
2002-03-08 by mmarsh100
I used plywood for my cabinets. Painted it black so the thing is beastly looking. I love it. I also like wood grain but I suck at woodworking. Putty and
Re: Woodworking
2002-03-07 by paulhaneberg
As owner of a woodshop, my advise would be to stay away from solid wood except for trim. If you use solid wood you have to worry about pieces which are joined
Re: Woodworking: boards vs. plywwod -- opinions?
2002-03-07 by josephcasbarian
If I had the experience,tools, and money, I would have used solid wood. I would have loved to use walnut, but my cabinet and stand were to be pretty wide. I
Woodworking: boards vs. plywwod -- opinions?
2002-03-07 by Tkacs, Ken
Does anyone out there feel strongly about using hardwood boards as opposed to a nice plywood? I know that many people use plywood... it s stronger, inch per
Re: [motm] Re: Fixed Filter Bank
2002-03-07 by jhaible
... The graph: That s the 907 s frequency response with all pots up. (!) Originally a design fault (intentional or not, I do not know, and it s a sensitive
Re: [motm] Fw: How I got an A in woodshop
2002-03-07 by Scott Juskiw
... Yes, the slanted faces do accumulate more dust on them compared to the vertical faces. But they add so much to the ergonomics and wow factor that more
WTB: Blacet DarkStar Chaos
2002-03-07 by Simon
I just arrived home from holiday to find my Stooge panels had arrived, only now that the Blacet DarkStar Chaos kit/module is no longer available, I have a
Re: [motm] How I got an A in woodshop
2002-03-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Yes indeed. Our fellow MOTMer has indeed built a beautiful cabinet to house his MOTM. Joseph now has his own page at the user s corner of Wise Guy Synth.