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2002-01-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I have added a page with 24 photos showing construction of the Blacet Time Machine in the MOTM format. All the modifications described in my assembly
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2002-01-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I have added a page with 24 photos showing construction of the Blacet Time Machine in the MOTM format. All the modifications described in my assembly
2002-01-26 by phaeton777
Hi, Does anyone have a template showing the standard positioning of MOTM front panel holes including the rack-rail holes? I m building a Super-moe type
2002-01-25 by Joe Pavone
fully built and tested - I do not need them anymore.... I have 2. If you needs a 900, this is a good deal for ya.... email me if you want ...jp
2002-01-25 by Paul Schreiber
I am now concentrating on reducing *KIT* backlog. I spent 6 weeks pretty much focused on assembled, and after tomorrow will have only about 30 assembled
2002-01-25 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Kevin Boudreau .... but has anyone ever tried filling up a Synth.com cab with MOTM? Does it fit perfectly for sure? I know that the .com s modules
2002-01-25 by Paul Schreiber
Well, it worked for Joe Walsh s system :) You can fit the modules across perfectly with 2 of Larry s end brackets (1 on each end). It is a tight fit, but it
2002-01-25 by Kevin Boudreau
On the Synth.com list Paul Schreiber wrote: The MOTM modules will fit just fine in the .com cabinets. In fact, I tell everyone who asks to buy his cabinets and
2002-01-25 by J. Larry Hendry
While building some 822s, I have found that I could not get an exactly perfect match between the A and B channels. While the error was too small to hear, it
2002-01-24 by Tkacs, Ken
HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the best laugh I ve had all week!!!! ... From: The Old Crow [mailto:oldcrow@oldcrows.net] ... Jeez, no wonder it takes so long!
2002-01-24 by Paul Schreiber
... Rest assured, I haven t forgotten *anyone*. I spent the entire day doing inventory and ordering parts, enough to last until June 1st. All the MicroModule
2002-01-24 by paulhaneberg
I m sure there will be lots of talk about the new modules once Paul makes them available. For myself, I m ready to order as soon as possible, but Paul still
2002-01-24 by Fred Becker
Here is a link to some closeup photos of Serge and Buchla modules. Fred To: bode@topica.com From: bode@topica.com Subject: Digest for bode@topica.com, issue 7
2002-01-24 by The Old Crow
... Jeez, no wonder it takes so long! Under such relativistic conditions, a minute of your time dilates to several million years for us! ;) /**/
2002-01-24 by Tony Allgood
Just to let people know that I now have more stock of the OMS-410 PCBs, and they are now starting to ship. They are now at issue two, although there is no
2002-01-24 by drg3orge
greetin s all, i just finished my very first all modular piece. for most of the parts it uses a MOTM-101 s&h drivin a miniwave. there s 6 tracks or so of
2002-01-24 by mate_stubb
... I ve put the Buchla MARF files here: http://www.microtonalsynthesis.com/buchla/ John Loffink
2002-01-24 by John Loffink
I ve put the Buchla MARF files here: http://www.microtonalsynthesis.com/buchla/ John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com ... From: Paul Schreiber
2002-01-24 by John Loffink
While I wasn t too crazy about the micro-module concept initially, ultimately I believe we ll see this as being a good decision by Paul. This gives existing
2002-01-24 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
What do you think the chances are of beefing up the power supply? Even if it is 2U? I recently aquired a SKB pop-up, and I d love to populate it with
2002-01-24 by Paul Schreiber
MARF is a Buchla module that use 32 silde pots to draw an Arbitray Function and spit it out.
2002-01-23 by sikorsky
hello all, i think finally we ll see the modular market hotting up - with paul s new lower price bracket modules, there is going to be a bit of a flurry (not
2002-01-23 by Frank Vanaman
Hi y all-- Ken s quite right, for all the stuff Paul s trumpeting, it *has* been quiet. Maybe everyone was at NAMM except me? I quite like the idea of the Quad
2002-01-23 by David Shoemaker
Hi everyone, I got the urge to try to simulate the original Moog Taurus bass pedals with an MOTM setup. So I thought I might try to use a set of MIDI pedals
2002-01-23 by sikorsky
... a ... i think that s the sound of stunned silence (and grandmothers being auctioned on ebay) cheers paul b sheffield
2002-01-23 by elhardt@aol.com
This list has been so dead for the past month or so that Paul can release a whole bunch of new modules and not a word is said. Amazing, considering how many
2002-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Sorry for the public bandwidth, but this was the easiest road to recovery. I ve lost a short list of stuff I owed. I owe 2 or 3 of you guys 831 matched
2002-01-23 by Fahl, Romeo
If anyone wants to read up on the Buchla MARF, the manual is available here for the time being. If someone would like to host it on their site, please let me
2002-01-23 by John Blacet
...a little more narrative on the waveforms - not too late for that though eh john..? ... what is on the chip! Perhaps the best approach is to pretend they
2002-01-22 by sikorsky
... hello all, okay a very brief first impressions review - as i ve got 6 months worth of invoices to write and someone s funeral recording to dump to
2002-01-22 by John Blacet
Mike Marsh comments: A must have for the ESQ waves alone. Then there s all the geek stuff like MARF discriminator (what the hell is that?). And of course
2002-01-22 by Aaron Day
hey all- i do a lot of sound design for AUI s (audio user interfaces, i.e. menu systems fo rdevices and software) and am wondering if there are any other sound
2002-01-22 by Scott Gibbons
... No s***... This doesn t surprise me at all. I m running a 440 into a 420 with the Cutoff and Res in each set just so to create a nice beating effect.
2002-01-22 by mmarsh100
A must have for the ESQ waves alone. Then there s all the geek stuff like MARF discriminator (what the hell is that?). And of course Morse Code (!) and
2002-01-22 by sikorsky
... hello all, my socket rocket showed up in the post today (thanks john) when i ve gotten my tax / cassette transfer jobs over with i m going to plug it in an
2002-01-22 by Scott Juskiw
... I think Paul would have to hire a tech, or three, just to attend to his needs. Yes, Mr. Zimmer, 108 oscillators coming right up. On an unrelated note,
2002-01-22 by Gert Jalass
Hmm, I m start wondering whether I should be concerned or not - Hans Zimmer testing MOTM. Please check Kevin (Synthfool) Lightners site to get an idea about
2002-01-22 by J. Larry Hendry
The detailed assembly and conversion to MOTM format instructions for the Blacet Time Machine are now complete. http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/news/news.htm
2002-01-22 by Paul Schreiber
... Well, they *are*. My attitude is: it s a lot easier to ADD drift than to try to remove it/live with it. Some folks like the random beating that was a
2002-01-22 by J. Larry Hendry
... Welcome back. You re entitled to be fried. :) ... That is amazing. :) ... So, how many 822s did you sell. HA HA Stooge Larry
2002-01-22 by Paul Schreiber
Well, Maxim makes chips that are thermometers. They output 2mv/C. That s about in the range of Moog drift (they are about 15mv/C). Cost a quarter. You could
2002-01-22 by Paul Schreiber
Some (not all) shots uploaded to: www.synthtech.com/namm Including latest happy user (in his studio). Paul S. ZZzzzzzzz........
2002-01-22 by Paul Schreiber
Back from NAMM. Sorry, brain is fried pudding. A few quick things: a) show was 100 TIMES better than last year. Fewer gawkers , more serious buyers. I will
2002-01-21 by jhaible@debitel.net
... FB383 - was that one of the F.A.T. OEMs ? I don t know who was doing service for these. In fact, I don t know much about MAM s repair policy at all. Nor do
2002-01-21 by Scott Juskiw
... I meant that all 16 CV outputs would be on the same MIDI channel (4 for note pitch, 4 for gate, 4 for dynamics, 4 for various controllers). ... That s a
2002-01-21 by Tony Allgood
JH The VF11 schematics are a well-kept secret... And presumably so are the FB383 schematics. Which was a proverbial pain for me when I had one in to fix. MAM
2002-01-21 by jhaible@debitel.net
... The VF11 schematics are a well-kept secret, and for a good reason. I know, because I have them, but I cannot tell details. (Sorry (;- ) ) If you look at
2002-01-21 by mark@indole.net
... The funny thing is, that in the pro-audio world, schematics are readily available. This goes double for broadcast equipment. For example, if you buy an
2002-01-21 by Graham Hunter
... Perhaps you should be looking at the rackmount Expressionist then: http://www.encoreelectronics.com/cont_expres.html (maybe Tony has a few left) ... I
2002-01-21 by J. Larry Hendry
I am just about complete with the first complete draft of the instructions for building the Time Machine into the MOTM format behind a Stooge panel. I will
2002-01-20 by Scott Juskiw
Oops, forgot something: Can you add a MIDI THRU to the Expressionist?