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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-10 by mark@indole.net

... Sorry. I had no intention of implying that anyone held any particular belief, nor believe that I implied the particular intention of anyone. I was merely

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Clock source schematics???

2002-01-10 by phaeton777

Hi, I ve long wanted to build a Master Clock box to let me run all my sequencers and arpeggiators from one source. It would need to have a very stable clock

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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by John Blacet

The TM s HF clock does NOT like negative voltages on the Delay In or Ext Mod Int.....unless you use the Delay control to bias the voltage hitting the HF clock

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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by jhaible

... Ouch ! JH. (though not exactly an anti-abortion fanatic, quite sensitive on that topic nevertheless, and happy father of long-awaited baby child.)

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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by mark@indole.net

... Excellent!! :) I heard that JH is also working on a time machine -- something about mailing abortion pamphlets to Dieter Doepfer s parents ;) ... I m

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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by Scott Juskiw

... I haven t built my TM yet, but I ve had a quick look at the schemo and there s nothing built in to keep -ve voltages out. Since the spec says to use 0-7.5

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Re: [motm] TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by bleeped

... huh. same thing happens to mine. except mine s plaugued with a whole bunch more problems too, so i figured this was just one symptom of a larger ill...

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TimeMachine working!!

2002-01-09 by revtor@aol.com

All, I finished my TimeMachine conversion last night, proud to report that it works and no problems have arisen. Wow what a sound mangler this is!! I have a

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Where's my order?

2002-01-08 by Paul Schreiber

Since these emails are coming in at an increased rate (5 in the last hour alone), I thought I d respond to the list. a) I m getting ready for NAMM, which is

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Interface this !!!

2002-01-08 by phaeton777

Here s something to round off that huge modular system we re all shooting for... http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1317886341 Anybody have

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[motm] Re: tweaking the 410

2002-01-07 by Scott Juskiw

... I m not using the LFOs in this patch, but I use an 800 to SWEEP the 410 very gently as needed. ... True, I just don t have a 440 yet.

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Re: tweaking the 410

2002-01-07 by mmarsh100

Hey, this is a good idea. Do you use the LFOs on the 410 in this patch. I m gonna try that as soon as I get home... You could do this with the 440, too. Mike

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Re: [motm] Re: tweaking the 410

2002-01-07 by Scott Juskiw

... Thanks for your input, I ll definately try out some of your ideas. Since my original post I ve had ample opportunity to beat the hell out of my 410. My

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joystick controller

2002-01-07 by sikorsky

hello all, browsing around the web today i came across the following simple midi controller that works by wiring pots & switches directly into a PC joystick

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Re: tweaking the 410

2002-01-07 by mmarsh100

I also sometimes add the MIX OUT to the board mix but with no wet signal at all. By increasing or decreasing the amount of dry, you can get better control of

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FS: Big Briar MF-101 lowpass filter

2002-01-07 by Eric Frampton

Forgive the slightly OT post... Moogerfooger MF-101 lowpass filter + envelope follower. Got it, dug it, don t need it anymore. Perfect condition, practically

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Re: [motm] Re: tweaking the 410

2002-01-07 by mark@indole.net

... I m surprised no one else has tried to answer this. While I am sure there are others on the list who could offer better answers, I m willing to give it a

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RE: [motm] part questions:

2002-01-05 by mate_stubb

... Sorry, I should have been more specific. I can t find leaded ferrite beads in quantities less than 500. My Digikey catalog only has hollow beads and

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RE: [motm] part questions:

2002-01-05 by nathan durham

Sorry, I should have been more specific. I can t find leaded ferrite beads in quantities less than 500. My Digikey catalog only has hollow beads and surface

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part questions:

2002-01-05 by nathan durham

Does anyone have a supplier/part number for ferrite beads? I can t seem to find them anywhere. Also, is a 1000n cap the same value as a 1uF? thanks, nathan

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Re: The Todd / 410 saga continues

2002-01-05 by mmarsh100

*SIGH* Thanks for the update, Larry. You re right, it couldn t be more bizarre! Let s see what happens when he gets back. Probably nothing. Oh well. Mike ...

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The Todd / 410 saga continues

2002-01-05 by J. Larry Hendry

Here is an update of what I know for those of you waiting for Todd to deliver 410 kits: About a couple of weeks before Christmas, I met with Todd and gave him

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Re: [motm] FW: [] BT Studio Robbed

2002-01-04 by sikorsky

hello all, so who s BT..? it seems xmas is a traditional time for ripping off commercial premises... for those who ve never considered this before - the moral

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FW: [] BT Studio Robbed

2002-01-04 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)

Yes, this is probably just a bit off topic, but I think the word should get around. Pardon me if this has already reached any of the lists I m posting it to.

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FS - MOTM-only CD available

2002-01-02 by mmarsh100

Hello Fellow MOTMer s: I have completed a CD s worth of algorithmicly composed chamber pieces rendered exclusively on the MOTM (ok, ok, so I used Larry s 822

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Re: [motm] Roland 184 question

2002-01-01 by alt-mode

Paul, I have a Jupiter-4 which, I m told, is the same design as the 184 but with a 4 voice synth attached. Tom Morvansky has some mods for the JP4 that allow

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Miniwave instructions available

2002-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry

The detailed Miniwave instructions for converting the Blacet module to the MOTM format using your Stooge panel and a 4-pot long Stooge bracket have been

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Roland 184 question

2002-01-01 by sikorsky

hello all, just been sorting out some bizarre-ness with my new M184 keyboard, so anyone out there with one - is the implementation of the arpeggiator totally

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Re: FW: [motm] Theremins as CV sources

2002-01-01 by alt-mode

... Another way to approach getting a CV from a Theremin is to use some existing pitch to voltage converters. Since the output from a Theremin is usually a

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RE: [motm] MOTM version Miniwave photos

2002-01-01 by Frank Vanaman

Oh, ah! Very nice photo set indeed. The comments about keeping the wiring under control are well taken. I attempted to use ribbon cable bits to keep from

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FW: [motm] (OT) Leon Theremin on DVD

2002-01-01 by Tkacs, Ken

I had Emailed Tom G some time ago about obtaining a few of these boards. He did reply eventually, but gave incomplete answers to my questions (such as leaving

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