RE: [motm] new encore modules
2002-01-20 by Scott Juskiw
Regarding the new encore modules, WOW, great stuff is coming our way. If I could put in my 2 cents... Frequency Shifter: Can you put numbers next to the dial
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Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-20 by keithw@cix.co.uk
In-Reply-To: ... Well you and Dave keep sending them to me, I need time to catch up! I ve been ill you know! ...
Re: Clock source schematics???
2002-01-20 by Scott Gibbons
... Problem isn t the technology, it s people s laziness... Weasel Walter (Flying Luttenbachers) wrote several tunes for my band Strawberry, with insane time
Re: [motm] MOTM-410 Gain question.
2002-01-20 by jhaible
... the ... the ... setting, ... Larry is right. That s a general problem with resonant filters: Their gain depends a lot on the harmonic contents of the
Re: [motm] MOTM-410 Gain question.
2002-01-20 by J. Larry Hendry
The output level depends a great deal on the settings. I many settings, the level is quite low compared to the input signal amplitude. However, in the lower
RE: [motm] MOTM-410 Gain question.
2002-01-20 by John Loffink
My 410 output seems pretty wimpy too. John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com ... From: phaeton777 [mailto:phaeton777@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002
MOTM-410 Gain question.
2002-01-20 by phaeton777
I ve noticed for a while now that my 410 doesn t have a lot of output. I d say it was quite feeble compared to the 440. Has anybody else noticed this? Do I
Re: [motm] Clock source schematics???
2002-01-19 by jhaible
... than ... Actually, each slope (positive *and* negative) provides one staircase step , which would be x2 / N, and this is followed by flipflop, so it s x2
Re: Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: moreNAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by J. Larry Hendry
Bingo and Cha-ching. Kudos to Paul and John Blacet for supplying schematics. While I am not critical of the business model that supplies only a finished
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: ...and while I am at it, here is a pic of my large modular: http://home.freeuk.net/bandpass/bigsynth1.jpg Lots of work still to do
Re: Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by mark@indole.net
... While that certainly sounds hopeful, the point has been made that pre-assembled 3rd-party MOTM modules are not as educational or as easy to modify as
Re: [motm] Clock source schematics???
2002-01-19 by mark@indole.net
... If it s any consolation, I can t play chords to save my life, well, at least not without a harmonica :) ... I should listen to King Crimson more often.
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by mark@indole.net
... Well as far as I knew, no one had seen one. Now I know better. Thank you for the update.
Re: 101 assembly question
2002-01-19 by mmarsh100
OK, so this is from a mediocre builder, but I have built nearly 30 modules (including Blacet stuff). Use a tie for all coax, but you don t have to lay the
101 assembly question
2002-01-19 by gooboworks
Since Paul is busy with NAMM, I will post this question here. Assembling the 101 Noise S&H, on page 10 a coax cable is soldered into the CLOCK pads at J5.
RE: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by John Loffink
Thanks for the pictures. Nice modular, I have a cabinet the exact same size, soon to be outclassed by a Synth of Doom Killer. How well do the Schaeffer panels
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by keithw@cix.co.uk
In-Reply-To: As promised, here are a couple of pics of the AS-240 Frequency Shifter: http://home.freeuk.net/bandpass/AS240.jpg
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by Tony Allgood
... Yep... I ve seen it too. Even had a play with it. Very odd thing, but thats the nature of the beast so to speak. I reckon I could get used to it after a
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-19 by keithw@cix.co.uk
In-Reply-To: ... unlike the Serge. It is a clone of the Moog/Bode 1630, and afaik no one has ever seen one. So it
Re: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Thomas White
Whoops, I meant 440 VCF, not ladder. We are still hungry for the ladder and I know from personal experience that it is worth the wait. Thomas White ... From:
Blacet Socket Rocket
2002-01-18 by Dave Hylander
Mine just arrived! Off to twiddle knobs:) dave
Re: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Thomas White
Paul has a uVCA coming out as well. I m not sure of the model number but at NAMM he told me it would be a 1u panel with 2 VCA s in it. Mainly for use with the
Re: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by John Blacet
I m working on a quad VCA/Mixer. The topology so far is a 3X VCA with mix pots and a common output. A fourth VCA is normalled into the 3X out but can be used
RE: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Sorry, by simpler I meant sans ring mod. . :) --PBr ... From: mate_stubb [mailto:mate_stubb@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 2:46 PM To:
RE: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by mate_stubb
The MOTM-130 is not a simpler VCA. It is a higher end dual VCA, with exponential as well as linear control inputs. It will become the premium MOTM VCA for use
RE: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Vehorn, Benjamin
Me too. Paul has a Dual VCA in the works (MOTM-130) but I don t know when it s coming out. It was announced last summer as the next module to be released, but
RE: [motm] VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
There is in fact a simpler VCA due: the 130, which is apparently a dual VCA. Dunno when exactly, though. --PBr ... From: Les Mizzell
VCAs?
2002-01-18 by Les Mizzell
I find that I m need a large number of VCAs for various stuff. Problem is, I don t need a double width module with a Ring Mod attached for every VCA I
mail server down and out
2002-01-18 by Larry Hendry
Apparently, my normal ISP (iquest) mail server is down. So, I have not been getting mail at my normal address for some hours. Who knows how long it will be
Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-18 by Larry Hendry
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Re: [motm] Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-18 by jhaible@debitel.net
... [...] ... I ve seen the schematics. As I have some web presence with an analog frequency shifter myself, Chris has contacted me and showed me the
Re: [motm] Clock source schematics???
2002-01-18 by jhaible@debitel.net
... He he, right, but I m not good at either one. (;- ) So I had to find my own methods. ... Very true. When I was young, and could not play a chord on the
Lord of the Ring Mod (was: more NAMM poop)
2002-01-18 by mark@indole.net
... So it was a formant filter that went E-I-E-I-O :) ... Good for him!! ... Unless more showed up at the NAMM show, there are fewer choices than you might
Re: [motm] new module request - drift generator
2002-01-18 by mark@indole.net
... Are you using a Roland SH-101 (which isn t a module) or an MOTM-101?? The random setting on a SH-101 is a quantized voltage -- it s not that random. ...
Re: [motm] Clock source schematics???
2002-01-18 by mark@indole.net
... Frankly, I don t think the two have much to do with each other. When I first got into electronic music, I wondered out loud whether or not I would be good
Re: [motm] Power Distribution Pics and more help
2002-01-18 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 1/17/02 1:04:39 PM, psygfx@yahoo.com writes:
Miniwave instructions revised & Time Machine progress
2002-01-18 by J. Larry Hendry
The Blacet Miniwave to MOTM conversion instructions have been revised to Revision 1 dated 01/17/2002. Mostly, I corrected some stupid typos I missed
forgot JLH-822 More NAMM tidbits
2002-01-18 by thomas white
Now I wait patiently for the dual space JLH-823 for a 4 VCO polyphonic synth that uses only the octave switches OR with 3 Octave switches only for a true 3 OSC
Re: [motm] NAMM forgot JLH-822
2002-01-18 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: thomas white The JLH-822 Module sits very nicely in my wood cabinet. I have the 831 and now I need to get an 822 next.
Re: [sdiy] variable slope resonant HPF
2002-01-18 by jhaible
... Von: Don Tillman An: Cc: ; Gesendet: Freitag, 18. Januar 2002 01:12
Re: [motm] Power Distribution Pics and more help
2002-01-17 by J. Larry Hendry
Your terminal block might be better if you put lugs on the end of your wires. It looks like you tried to attach the wires directly to the screws as best I can
Re: [motm] NAMM News and MOTM Fame
2002-01-17 by sikorsky
thomas, thanks very much for the update, it s good to hear what s going on at NAMM and that Stanton thing..? as soon as i ve finished this job, i m going to
NAMM forgot JLH-822
2002-01-17 by thomas white
Oh Yeah, The JLH-822 Module sits very nicely in my wood cabinet. I have the 831 and now I need to get an 822 next. Very cool design Larry! Its quite fun and I
encore in the news again !!!
2002-01-17 by sikorsky
hello all congrats to tony k who gets a 1/3 page piece in the feb issue of sound on sound (here in the uk), i was going to scan in and ocr the text, but guess
NAMM News and MOTM Fame
2002-01-17 by thomas white
Yes, I feel very good to have people with their hands all over my MOTM at NAMM. I just got out of there (somehow I managed to walk out the doors with tons of
Re: [motm] new module request - drift generator
2002-01-17 by elhardt@aol.com
Since others have already mentioned slow LFO s to S&H through a lag processor to accomplish this, which is what I do sometimes, then my other suggestion would
Power Distribution Pics and more help
2002-01-17 by psygfx@yahoo.com
Ok so I went out and got all the stuff, the only thing is that I think my terminal block is too cheezey and small. Check out the pic and see what you think, im
RE: [motm] Power Distribution Board Help
2002-01-17 by mate_stubb
Go here immediately and read this: http://www.hotrodmotm.com/distribute.htm and this: http://www.hotrodmotm.com/distribute_sod.htm You can render your gorgeous
Re: [motm] new module request - drift generator
2002-01-17 by jwbarlow@aol.com
One thing I like to do (which is kind of related) is to patch noise (or LF random) to a VC lag processor to the SH to the CV input of a VCO. With careful
RE: [motm] Power Distribution Board Help
2002-01-17 by John Loffink
A barrier strip is black hunk of plastic with screw terminals inset in between ridges that isolate one screw terminal from the next. There s one on each end