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Re: [motm] A question for the UK guys

2001-12-09 by sikorsky

... hello, *most* racks are M6, but there are the odd few M5 racks, including of course SKB and the infamous studiospares budget rack. it is possible to

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FW: [motm] Corel "fixed" ?

2001-12-09 by Tkacs, Ken

Your Postscript travails sound about right... that s the kind of cr*p I run into all the time. I loathe Postscript. ... From: Paul Schreiber To: MOTM listserv

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Re: [motm] Need COREL 8 help

2001-12-09 by elhardt@aol.com

... www.synthtech.com/pix look for motm-890.cdr and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE fix/explain why this file refuses to print? AND, why the SAVE icon is grayed out all

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Corel "fixed" ?

2001-12-09 by Paul Schreiber

1) I figured out that the SAVE icon greys-out when you haven t edited the file enough to cause a new file that can be saved. I find this irritating. 2) The

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FW: [motm] [ot]Need more graphics help

2001-12-09 by Tkacs, Ken

I d be glad to take a look at this (and your Corel issues) when I get to work on Monday, assuming no one solves them earlier. In general, the outline method is

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FW: [motm] Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-09 by Tkacs, Ken

I have a Roland SDE-2000 (my very first digital delay!) that has a CV input to sweep the dealy time. It works, and I use it from time to time, but it has a

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Need COREL 8 help

2001-12-09 by Paul Schreiber

You know, if I designed MOTM like SW geeks write code, I d be laughed out of town :( OK, if you know Corel, please go to www.synthtech.com/pix look for

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[ot]Need more graphics help

2001-12-09 by Paul Schreiber

I have uploaded 2 file versions (TIF and BMP) of the logo to www.synthtech.com/pix. I need a DXF version, that is solid . When I try, I get just the outline

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[motm] Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-09 by Scott Juskiw

... Yes, I tried it out today with my MOTM modules, and on many other occasions over the years with a variety of gear. I can use the SDE-3000 s LFO out to

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Re: [motm] Re: Tech Tips

2001-12-09 by Paul Schreiber

What is best is a single-point surge suppressor, then non-surged power strips. Places like Allied, Newark and Grainger have pages of them. In a nutshell: think

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Re: [motm] Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-09 by sikorsky

... this ... hello all, from what i remember from the SDE-2000 that i had for all of six months, the CV range was 0-10V cheers paul b

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Re: Tech Tips

2001-12-09 by paulhaneberg

Okay, I ll admit I m confused. I m no expert on this AC power stuff. My studio is powered by an equipotential AC supply consisting of 2 10 kilowatt

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MOTM on MTV Promo

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

... Charles Stella s MOTM jingle! You will be assimilated. Paul S.

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Re: [motm] 1700s House Electricity? GAK!

2001-12-08 by mark@indole.net

... The money saved on heating bills, it isn t?? ;) ... Feel the force, this situation in, you do not want!! A.W. Sperry CA-330A, carry wherever go I. Size of

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Re: [motm] Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by mark@indole.net

... That s a very common practice, considering that most power strips have some sort of surge suppression. For example, I use two separate circuits with

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Re: [motm] Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by Josue Arias

Hi Paul and list, Would be great to have a Tips of the day section at synthtech.com website with info for oficial mods and the kind of tips you are posting. I

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Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-08 by Scott Gibbons

... Yeah, I tried this on my SDE-1000 and I think it takes a different voltage or something... I got the blinking LED s of death and was scared I d fried it!

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Re: [motm] 1700s House Electricity? GAK!

2001-12-08 by J. Larry Hendry

This is a LONG subject, but let me give you a couple of things to check concerning this one outlet. Disclaimer: This advice is SPECIFIC to USA wiring codes.

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Ground is in NJ

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

God s only ground is in the basement of Bell Labs, in New Jersey - Phil Dillion, Reliance Electric (my old boss). One more thing to lose sleep over: If your

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1700s House Electricity? GAK!

2001-12-08 by sucrosemusic

The great thing about living in a house from the 1700s is the wonderful electrical system. Who knows when it was installed! I know a lot of the outlet in my

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Re: [motm] Surge Issues

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

Those are MOVs (metal-oxide varistors), not caps. Again, these MOVs are the culprit, and the ghetto PL-9 probably has them. If you have 1 in the strip, that is

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Re: [motm] Re: Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

... At the wall, I buy this 6-outlet thingie that actually looks like a pyramid with the top leveled off. You unscrew the wall plate, and this thingie plugs

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Surge Issues

2001-12-08 by sucrosemusic

Well now, this is getting personal. I just yanked TWO surge protectors... one being an outlet variety one, and the You re protected light was off. Hmm.

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Re: [motm] Re: Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by ivancu@aol.com

I would be interested in hearing the technical details behind the surge protector problem sometime. Personally, I use a Surge-X and regular power strips

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RE: [motm] Re: Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by psygfx@yahoo.com

Humm well this is no good, I have a surge strip then like 3 power strips plugged into that. What would be a good solution/alternative? I think every single

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Re: [motm] Re: Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

... 99% of power strips bought after 1995 have some surge protection in them. ... Yes. ... The devices plugged into the second one are at risk!! Paul S.

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Re: Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by sucrosemusic

Is this an inherent problem in daisy chained sure protectors, or is it more of a problem with daisy chained power strips? For example, waay at the wall,

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Tech Tips of the Day

2001-12-08 by Paul Schreiber

1) NEVER EVER NEVER daisy-chain power strips that contain surge suppression. Meaning, don t do this: AC Outlet Power Strip #1 Power Strip #2 This

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[motm] Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-07 by Scott Juskiw

The Roland SDE-3000 digital delay (ca 1984) has delay CV in/out and a patchable feedback loop which makes it another great addition to your modular. If you can

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390 uLFO: My design

2001-12-07 by Josue Arias

-Dual LFO, 3 Pots, 6 Jacks: POTS: 1- Lfo1 rate 2- Lfo 2 rate 3- Lfo 2 Waveshape (Saw to Tri to Pulse or Saw to Square to Pulse like the Multimoog) JACKS: 1-

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Re: [motm] Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-07 by John Blacet

Those of you considering the Time Machine may want to act soon as our supply of MN3005s is getting low. When they are gone, it is amazingly expensive to get

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FW: [motm] Bragging

2001-12-07 by Tkacs, Ken

Wow, that s a pretty steady line! ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Friday, 07 December, 2001 12:57 AM To: MOTM listserv Subject:

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Re: Analog Delay?

2001-12-07 by Scott Gibbons

... I was considering the same thing when I remembered that my old RDS3600 had cv inputs... Sure enough, I was able to drive the delay time with a MOTM-300!

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Re: Mock up the MOTM-390 uLFO

2001-12-07 by synthasaurus

K.. I m a bit late to the party here. : ) How about for option C.. 3 pots: Rate, Phase, FM +/- 1 Switch: Wave - 3 position (saw-square-tri) 1 Rate LED The 4

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Re: MicroModuleMania

2001-12-07 by sucrosemusic

... Funny... I ve always called them Brick on a Leash power supplies. Must be a New England thing.

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MicroModuleMania

2001-12-07 by Paul Schreiber

a) JH s WiggleBug LFO will be a module. There will be a 500 series module, invented by Robert Rich this summer, that is *kind of* like this for audio

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Re: Bragging

2001-12-07 by sucrosemusic

Do you have more data than those points? I d love to see a month-by- month number of units sold. (Not cumulative totals... just the month s total) Then we

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Bragging

2001-12-07 by Paul Schreiber

www.synthtech.com/misc look for sales.wmf (Windoze Metafile). Not too shabby. Wouldn t you love to see other people s graphs? Paul S.

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