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2002-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
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2002-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
Thanks to the folks who have sent in new demos. I still need short (
2002-02-28 by J. Larry Hendry
Seems like this is website update night for me. Paul Haneberg recently sent me some information and photos of how he had modified my MOTM - 110 tune up. My
2002-02-28 by J. Larry Hendry
All of my assembly and modification documents have been updated and uploaded to reflect the removal of one of the modifications which is not needed. One of
2002-02-28 by J. Larry Hendry
I get a file not found when I try to access this. Do I have to access it from my stupid Yahoo mail account? Larry H ... From: File
2002-02-28 by Josue Arias
Keep us informed Moe, I´ll get one of these ASAP ;-) Also, I think that would be a very interesting module to the MOTM comunity, as the Wiard/blacet Miniwave.
2002-02-28 by Inform3r
... Try it again. I re-uploaded it. For some reason it didnt work the first time. Now its working though. cheers, John ... http://www.inform3r.com
2002-02-28 by mate_stubb
... I was just browsing in the FILES section of the MOTM yahoo group page and I found the panel layout that Stooge Moe threw together for a MOTM-ized
2002-02-27 by Inform3r
I was just browsing in the FILES section of the MOTM yahoo group page and I found the panel layout that Stooge Moe threw together for a MOTM-ized Wogglebug.
2002-02-27 by paulhaneberg
On the subject of 24, 20 and 16 bit converters. I run a commercial studio as well. Everything is so-called 24-bit digital Pro-Tools. However from my own
2002-02-27 by coyoteous
... that I ve read, ... than 24/44.1 I tend to agree, but that wasn t my point. The idea was to get 20khz bandwidth and the bottom end of the control range -
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
I have a factory assembled MOTM-440 that was sent in for repair. The owner s tag got detached. Whose is it? Paul S.
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
Pro-4 is no longer made. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:27 PM Subject: Re: [motm]
2002-02-27 by media.nai@rcn.com
... That sounds like overkill to me. Based on research papers that I ve read, and my own ears, 24/96 conversion doesn t sound any better than 24/44.1
2002-02-27 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I do not know if they are still being made, but the Pro-4 has a polyphonic mode with various cycling options. It can assign up to four voices to the same
2002-02-27 by Tony Allgood
... I have been meaning to do this one for quite a while after Chris Crosskey (Atari madman and generally nice bloke) told me about it. It should be easy
2002-02-27 by Simon Franklin
Just tried it here and the links work on Mac with Netscape 6, both the demo and artists page. - Simon
2002-02-27 by Tkacs, Ken
I m not familiar with the JP-80XX, but based on your description, there are extremely simple circuits for doing this kind of thing. They are sometimes called
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
a) The confusion on my part is that *I* generated my own data sheet :) Thanks for finding it. The link has been corrected on the site. b) Someone with a Mac
2002-02-27 by mate_stubb
... I repeat my query/plea. The cem 3389 data sheet is one of the few missing from the links for the cem data sheets from Paul s web site. If anyone has a
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
I do not have it and as far as I know, does not exist. Paul S. ... From: hobby guy To: motm@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 4:59 AM Subject:
2002-02-27 by hobby guy
I repeat my query/plea. The cem 3389 data sheet is one of the few missing from the links for the cem data sheets from Paul s web site. If anyone has a copy
2002-02-27 by coyoteous
That s why I said expensive. But, 18/20/24 bit converters - even a crappy midiman Flying Cow, are for the most part superior to a crappy 16 bit converter.
2002-02-27 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File :
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
That s because we are hidden . Keeps out the riff-raff. Paul S. ... From: Inform3r To: MOTM List Sent:
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
On the Demo page of www.synthtech.com, check out the excerpt from the upcoming Robert Rich - Ian Boddy CD. This is my favorite part of the album :) Some
2002-02-27 by Inform3r
How do I get to the Yahoo groups MOTM page? I went to yahoogroups.com and did a search for MOTM but nothing relevant came up. Thanks, John ...
2002-02-27 by Craig Critchley
You could just take a 300 oscillator and send its pulse output to the 120, and take the output from the 120 and plug it back into one of the 300 s FM
2002-02-27 by Tony Karavidas
Actually that is how some synths were designed in the 80s. Any top-octave style was that way: bunch of oscillators and a common filter/amp path. Tony
2002-02-27 by Simon Franklin
... I guess I can answer my own question - this wouldn t make sense. Each voice needs its own amplitude EG, among other things I m probably not considering.
2002-02-27 by Simon Franklin
Paul - Thanks for the quick and clear reply. I thought it might have something to do with duplicate or multiple sets of sub-synths each responding to notes
2002-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
It s done the same way all polyphonic analog synths are done, in 2 areas: a) multiple copies of a single voice b) a controller to assign which voice is
2002-02-27 by Simon Franklin
Hi - I am (not yet) a MOTM owner/user, but am lusting after one... Anyway, not that it matters - I always figured the MOTM to be exclusively a mono-synth - but
2002-02-27 by Tony Karavidas
24 bit 192kHz is a real misnomer. I can t think of any affordable 24bit A/D that goes anywhere near that speed. Real converters that can put out a real
2002-02-27 by paulhaneberg
24 bit would certainly have improved sonic quality over 16 bit, but I think you could probably get a bigger variation in clock speeds with a 16 bit. If the
2002-02-27 by coyoteous
The audiophile* version: make it 24 bit and give it a fairly high base sampling rate (96 kHz?), so you could sweep down to half the base SR and up to double
2002-02-26 by jhaible
... I thoght about building something like that in the past, but there was always one think that kept me from really doing it: The BBD line can be played in
2002-02-26 by Scott Juskiw
... But I believe the pulses coming out of the 120 would not be detuned with each other; they d be locked to the 310 driving the 120. So that s not quite the
2002-02-26 by blip
... i don t know how to get an osc to partially drain the cap, but as for the other part of the problem, you could put a 310 pulse through a 120 which would
2002-02-26 by Scott Juskiw
... I can think of two ways to do this with analogue gear: 1. use 7 VCOs 2. use fewer than 7 VCOs, sum them, and put them through a delay line Digital gear
2002-02-26 by VCOVCAVCF
How do you go about creating a Super Saw(tooth) wave as found on the Roland JP-8000/JP-8080 on the MOTM (or any analog modular for that matter)? This appears
2002-02-26 by J. Larry Hendry
Thomas White writes: I need to apply the Hendry and Bradley mods anyhow. Larry Hendry: Speaking of Hendry mods: Sometimes you cannot see the forrest for the
2002-02-26 by paulhaneberg
I ve been playing around with ideas for delay modules for some time. I would use a ADC of presumably 16 bits or better on the input with a fixed filter at
2002-02-26 by thomas white
Use the bender guide sideways? Thomas White ... _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile
2002-02-26 by John Blacet
Will the new DSC have the same knob, jack, button, etc. layout? I guess my question is, will the current Stooge Panel work with it? ... My guess is that
2002-02-26 by inform3r
... My guess is that the DSC is being discontinued because of the SN76477? If so, I just wanted to say there are atill sources for these IC s on the net. I
2002-02-26 by mmarsh100
Will the new DSC have the same knob, jack, button, etc. layout? I guess my question is, will the current Stooge Panel work with it? Mike ... ICs ... on ...
2002-02-26 by John Blacet
Since the Time Machine (and possibly the Dark Star by now) are not currently available,..... --If there is any good news here, it looks like we have found
2002-02-26 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Sorry, Paul, yes for your pcbs but not on some others that I ve worked with. ... Ok, I learned something today! ... Oh, yes. I didn t think creatively
2002-02-26 by Dave Hylander
Actually mine is a partial star. Two points anyway. The top and bottom row are on separated ground wires. The second TM I built I did as Larry and ran all
2002-02-26 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I ll offer up an opinion and disclaimer. I did not exactly follow John s recommendations. But, I did use up all the ground pads available on the PCB. You