2 prong outlets
2002-02-09 by Kevin Boudreau
Thanks to everyone for the advice on my 2 prong outlet questions. All the info was very helpful. I ll probably go with the ground lift adaptors, because they
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Re: Foot Pedal Question
2002-02-08 by corelli44
Thanks for the information guys. I will be getting an FC-7. I really appreciate your help! John Broaddus ... DX7 ... use ... this ... currently making ... a
Re: [motm] Stupid V/Hz and V/Oct question
2002-02-08 by George Kisslak
... Hmmm. If the output of the LFO signal is +-5V, wouldn t plugging this into the 1V/oct cause the VCO to rise and fall by +-5 octaves? George K.
Re: [motm] Stupid V/Hz and V/Oct question
2002-02-08 by Paul Schreiber
... Correct. ... Right. ... It is doubly exponential . ... Well, there is a difference. The LINear position has a MUCH smaller overall range (maybe 2:1 for 5
Stupid V/Hz and V/Oct question
2002-02-08 by sucrosemusic
Alright, just checking on something here. A Volt/Octave VCO is actually an expoential VCO, since it converts a linear voltage into an expoential response...
Fw: [AH] AHMW 2002 Info
2002-02-08 by Paul Schreiber
A reminder... AHMW 2002 Noise-O-Rama will be Saturday, April 6 Bigger and better than ever! Complete info at: www.ph.k12.in.us/~drew/ahmw2002.html Even if you
Re: [motm] Re: Foot Pedal Question
2002-02-08 by J. Larry Hendry
Oh, that s good information to have. I used to have a farfisa organ with that same optical type arrangement for volume. Any idea what voltage was supplied to
822 octave / interval switcher documentation updates
2002-02-08 by J. Larry Hendry
A couple of weeks ago, I recommended a some minor changes to part values for those of you who have not built your 822 or 831 modules yet. I also made a
Re: Foot Pedal Question
2002-02-08 by WeAreAs1@aol.com
In a message dated 2/7/02 9:49:12 PM, motm@yahoogroups.com writes: wrote: Hello List, I have an old Volume/Modulation
Re: [motm] Foot Pedal Question
2002-02-08 by J. Larry Hendry
John, It sounds as if you pedal may be defective. To facilitate the explanation, let s refer to the connection points on the 1/4 stereo plug by the commonly
Foot Pedal Question
2002-02-07 by corelli44
Hello List, I have an old Volume/Modulation pedal that I got with my original DX7 back in 1985. I m trying to measure the resistance to see how to use it with
Finished 310 and Miniwave!
2002-02-07 by Alan Wagner
Hi All! I had day off yesterday AND the house to myself (wife at work, kids in school). So I broke out the soldering iron! There’s no better more relaxing
Feeling better
2002-02-07 by Paul Schreiber
As those of you who have spoken to me on the phone lately, I sounded like Tom Waits played at 1/2 speed. The crud , in combination with a freakish snowstorm,
FW: [motm] 2 prong outlets
2002-02-06 by Tkacs, Ken
... Don t know how well this will apply to you, but I removed the old wall outlets and replaced them with 3 prongers. The ground I needed happened to already
Re: [motm] 2 prong outlets
2002-02-06 by thomas white
Don t know how well this will apply to you, but I removed the old wall outlets and replaced them with 3 prongers. The ground I needed happened to already be
RE: [motm] 2 prong outlets
2002-02-06 by psygfx@yahoo.com
I used the 2 prong to 3 prong adapter available from most hardware stores in my last place and they worked just fine. matt ... From: Kevin Boudreau
2 prong outlets
2002-02-06 by Kevin Boudreau
Hi everyone. I have a question for the electrical experts out there: I am moving in the next several weeks, and my new home is in a 100+ year old building here
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1203
2002-02-05 by James Holloway
-- James Holloway jimh54@onebox.com - email ... Got mine working without any problems. Didn t calibrate it but it basically functions. Good job Paul. Thanks,
310s running?
2002-02-05 by Paul Schreiber
Anyone get their 310s built OK? Just checking for errors, typos, etc. I send out about 8 per day. Everyone should get theirs this week. I have a nasty cold on
FW: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-05 by Tkacs, Ken
How weird!! Throughout the 90 s, I used to hang around a radio station (WPKN 89.5 FM) a lot. I helped redesign and rebuild the studio and production rooms
RE: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-05 by John Loffink
We re all just reinventing the wheel. Check out the following link at the Moog Archives for a really creative solution: http://www.moogarchives.com/ go to
Re: [motm] Blacet Time Machine
2002-02-05 by J. Larry Hendry
This is good advice for any module. The last thing we want is anyone getting stuck with a panel they have no use for. While we offer a 100% money back
Blacet Time Machine
2002-02-04 by John Blacet
Is there anyone out there who has a TM MOTM *front panel* or who has one *on order* who does NOT have a Blacet TM kit to go with it? The object here is to try
Re: [motm] We're Number #1
2002-02-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Congrats Paul. Who is Mark Klatte? LH ... From: Paul Schreiber http://www.techtv.com/audiofile/musictech/jump/0,23009,3369410,00.html
We're Number #1
2002-02-03 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.techtv.com/audiofile/musictech/jump/0,23009,3369410,00.html Too bad TechTV is on the ropes , will probably implode this quarter. Paul S.
Power Supply and a needed tool....
2002-02-03 by Les Mizzell
Just wondering... How many of you have installed your power supply outside of your module case? If you did, what were the reasons? Found another tool that
MOTM Super Bowl spotting
2002-02-03 by Paul Schreiber
During the parade of commercials at half-time, watch for the new AT&T ad with the spinning yarn logo . Yep, hearing MOTM making all sorts of industrial
Sinkorsky Posts this:
2002-02-03 by sucrosemusic
hello all, you can get stackable jacks in a way - i think maplins sell them in the UK, and Rat Shack almost certainly do in the States, they re kind of like Y
Re: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by Joe Pavone
I have been using these for quite some time and the work great. They are in the stores so go get a few - they come in real handy. ...jp
Re: Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by sucrosemusic
Just a note, I don t mean to slight radioshack, but i had the same thing in a TRS version (stereo) and it quit working very quickly. Just be cautious. I think
RE: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by Alan Wagner
Here they are! $3.49 each! http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CT LG%5F002%5F001%5F001%5F000&product%5Fid=274%2D892
Re: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by Scott Juskiw
Many years ago I bought a bunch of Y adapters at rat shack (I don t know if they still make them). They have a solid plastic shell with a 1/4 plug at one end
Re: new panels
2002-02-02 by mmarsh100
I second the call for an Equinoxe panel! ... numbered ... not going ... first panel
new panels
2002-02-02 by sikorsky
hello all, in the next panel run i d like to see a 1U panel just with a set of numbered jacks - ideally 1-8 i also wouldn t mind seeing one for the oakley
Re: [motm] Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by J. Larry Hendry
You know, as crazy as this sounds.... It does lend itself to another interesting question for something almost like you are discussing. What about when you
Switchcraft Y Cables (was Re: Stackable 1/4" Plugs?)
2002-02-02 by sucrosemusic
The hosa stuff is *ok,* but it s not great. They cetainly have what we re looking for, but the cable is not very thick, and the jacks and plugs are mediocre.
Stackable 1/4" Plugs?
2002-02-02 by sucrosemusic
The idea just came upon me. I remember a discussion about bananna plugs vs. 1/4 , and i don t remember if the concept of stackable 1/4 plugs came in.
Diode Waveshaper/Tracking Generator
2002-02-02 by John Loffink
Some time ago there was discussion of a tracking generator type circuit on the MOTM list. Jim Patchell designed such a board based on a circuit submitted to
Fw: concert plans
2002-02-02 by Paul Schreiber
Help (OT, feel free to delete)
2002-02-02 by sucrosemusic
Ok, it s OT, but personal e-mail replies (to overand@overand.com) would be appreciated. I finally did it, I baked my Juno-106. My Voice 5+6 DCO chip went bad
Re: [motm] Analog Shift Registers
2002-02-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Thanks to all the kind respondents that helped clear the air (dust and cobwebs) about the ASRs. Larry
ASR (was: Re: [motm] possible micro module?)
2002-02-01 by mmarsh100
So is there an MOTM version in the works? With the uVCO available, a 3-stage ASR sounds like a ton of fun. Mike ... to produce a ... follow the ... the rest.
ASR (was: possible micro module?)
2002-02-01 by mark@indole.net
... Then you ll be able to excuse my half-assed description :) You know how a BBD delays audio by passing along a sampled voltage with each pulse of clock??
Re: [motm] Analog Shift Registers
2002-02-01 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 2/1/02 7:03:35 AM, cparker@dscs.state.la.us writes:
Re: [motm] Analog Shift Registers
2002-02-01 by CHRIS PARKER
... them?) were the Reticon SAD-512 and SAD-1024 chips. Those numbers, believe it or not, referred to the number of sample & hold stages in the chip! The
Analog Shift Registers
2002-02-01 by Tkacs, Ken
You can say that an ASR is sort of like an analog delay, and then quickly add not really, but in fact, that s *exactly* what it is. The difference between
ASR (was: Re: [motm] possible micro module?)
2002-02-01 by jhaible@debitel.net
... Another use: Polyphonic playing (sort of) from a monophonic keyboard (or monophonic Midi-to-CV interface). Connect 3 VCOs to the first 3 ASR outputs. The
NEW Panel Ideas
2002-02-01 by thomas white
Hi all, Please email me privately if your are interested in any of the following Blacet or otherwise panels: BLACET Final Filtre 5-pole VCF BLACET Frequency
Re: [motm] possible micro module?
2002-02-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I am still a modular use idiot. Someone explain to me how you would use something like this. The term analog shift register is not even in my pea-brained
Re: [motm] possible micro module?
2002-02-01 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 1/31/02 10:16:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... It s like a digital delay, but it s analog ! But seriously... the most common example is