Re: [motm] Analog Delay?
2001-12-07 by Paul Schreiber
... Nope. ... Yep. Then see if some nice person on the list will build it for you on a Stooge panel, for a nominal fee. Paul S.
Yahoo Groups archive
Messages
Page 418 of 690 · 34488 messages matched
2001-12-07 by Paul Schreiber
... Nope. ... Yep. Then see if some nice person on the list will build it for you on a Stooge panel, for a nominal fee. Paul S.
2001-12-07 by J. Larry Hendry
For DC and LFO speed type waveforms, you can do these functions with an existing 1U MOTM module - the pedal interface. DC / LFO signal input # 1 = pedal jack
2001-12-07 by sucrosemusic
Are there plans for an MOTM Analog Delay? Regardless, do you folks thing that the Blacet w/Stooge Panel is a good fit in an MOTM setup? I d really love to
2001-12-07 by Scott Juskiw
... This is a good idea. I d also like to see the inputs have +/- so that we can both invert, scale, and bias in one go (in that order). Something that comes
2001-12-07 by sikorsky
hello all hello pb (another one) there s a very simple diy pulse/clock divider circuit at the following address
2001-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Then how about an electric generator run off of a propane engine?? --LH-- The cool thing is you could get multiple phases at the
2001-12-06 by Thomas Hudson
... Actually I was thinking about bring this up for a good micro module. I d love to see a logic module (AND, OR, XOR/inverted or normal). Something like
2001-12-06 by echophazer@aol.com
I was wondering if there are any plans in the works for a pulse divider module. Something with independent outputs for each odd/even division. Also are there
2001-12-06 by Thomas Hudson
... I understand that with frequency you get the sum and difference. But we wouldn t call it multiplier unless somewhere multiplication was going on. If I put
2001-12-06 by George Kisslak
All of this new module talk has my pulse going! And as usual my curiosity got the best of me, so I dredged through the entire archives and cobbled together the
2001-12-06 by ivancu@aol.com
http://www.bi-tronics.com/ This place is having a pretty good sale on Neutrik 1/4 cable connectors right now, and also sells cable including Mogami. Ivan
2001-12-06 by Tony Karavidas
I just discovered why so many MOTM messages are getting tossed. I have a junk mail filter on Outlook and it scans for several things (I m not allowed to
2001-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
I think you re thinking voltage instead of frequency. A ring modulator IS a four-quadrant multiplier, kind of a through-zero VCA, but you have to think
2001-12-06 by Thomas Hudson
... But isn t a ring mod a four quadrant multiplier? If the input voltage at x and y is both -1, won t the result be 1? So if I had a guitar signal into X, and
2001-12-06 by mark@indole.net
... Are looking for that sound when Neo drops into the Matrix?? Anyway, that sound can be played with a mod wheel. You assign the mod wheel to the VCF, crank
2001-12-06 by mark@indole.net
... Then how about an electric generator run off of a propane engine?? That would make the best sine. A solenoid on the throttle could provide VC Rate. Add
2001-12-06 by mark@indole.net
... I m not that familiar with the USG, but I guess great minds think alike :) ... Is that necessary?? If the output is square, then HOLD controls rate. If
2001-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
I may have missed this completely, but aren t you talking about simply sweeping the harmonics of a waveform using a bandpass filter? Basically you feed a long,
2001-12-06 by jhaible@t-online.de
... Nothing bad about AC coupling. BTW, such circuits have been used as Frequency Doublers for guitars. AC coupling at the output of course. (AC coupling at
2001-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
Ahh, okay. I d never thought of it that way before. Probably I ve worked with inferior AC-coupled synthesizers in the past so 0 Hz is basically non-existent
2001-12-06 by jhaible@t-online.de
... Doepfer? Pfui! JH.
2001-12-06 by jhaible@t-online.de
... Very true. However, zero means zero Hz (and not zero voltage ). That is, the difference frequency becomes a DC voltage! (DC = AC @ 0Hz with
2001-12-06 by Tkacs, Ken
If you feed a sine into both inputs of a ring modulator, you get a sine an octave higher, not a rectified sine. It outputs the sum and difference signals, so
2001-12-06 by George Kisslak
... Yesss! ... flow positive :) ... Paul cash flow positive - George cash flow negative. Oh well, such is the life of an addict... George
2001-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
... It s been finished over 18 months! It needs extensive new mechanical layout. Old Crow! Dig up that drawing you did of the front panel for the newbies. It
2001-12-06 by Scott Gibbons
Just heard your MP3 examples... On top of my suggestion to use a S&H, add a little slew! Otherwise you re going to get very obvious stepping.
2001-12-06 by Scott Gibbons
... If I understand correctly, you want a S&H between the EG and the Freq Cutoff. EG OUT goes into the S&H IN, S&H OUT goes into filter FM1. S&H SPEED controls
2001-12-06 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
... Can we use uPenicillin to get rid of it? Scott
2001-12-06 by Craig Critchley
I had another idea for the mini-lfo, this time four pots, four jacks: (Rate ) ( FM ) (Shape) (Width) () () FM in Shape In () () Width In Out Rate
2001-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
The painted metal has been delivered to the printer and he is in the printing process as we speak. He has asked for shipping instructions back to us. So, I
2001-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
Here is some information for those waiting 410 kits from Todd: Todd will be in Indiana this weekend with his folks. His dad is doing OK That is all the info
2001-12-06 by sucrosemusic
Having never heard of a variable voltage divider... I propose a new 500 series module.... The uVD! Doepfer had one, here s some info on it....
2001-12-06 by jwbarlow@aol.com
Another thing to try for this effect is to use a vco (tuned fairly high -- like mid kHz) to drive a vc divider. Use the output of the divider as your audio,
2001-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Paul Schreiber Also, these are all VERY EASY kits to build, perfect gifts and for novice DIY. --LH-- Paul, I am significantly
2001-12-06 by J. Larry Hendry
My limited experience says your basic understanding is OK. I love hard sync type sounds. In fact, some of my first MOTM samples on Paul s website were made
2001-12-06 by Josue Arias
Well, if the micro series offers same than the 2U series all of suscribers will get a kind of double modules... We need something different... Josue. ...
2001-12-06 by sucrosemusic
Alright, from the Mate_Stubb and Paul I ve managed to get a pretty good understanding of where I m going. Mate was on the money with pointing out how
2001-12-06 by mate_stubb
... Say I have a 310 uVCO and a 300, can I run the output of the 310 into the hard sync jack on the 300? If so, the CV going into the 310 controls the pitch,
2001-12-06 by sucrosemusic
I think I misdescribed what I was going for, but maybe not... in this hypotehtical patch i made, the VCO was maintaining the same frequency... it was just that
2001-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
... Correct, and use the SHAPE of the 310 on PULSE. The pitch and timbre depends on which VCO is faster (higher frequency). That is the dominant VCO. ...
2001-12-06 by revtor@aol.com
Great ideas with the wacky LFO s!! gonna make some great 500 series modules.. Theyll never be able to say that MOTM is too vanilla again!! I had an idea for
2001-12-06 by sucrosemusic
Eek! I need a bit of a break from the uModule discussion. I ve got two questions... THE FIRST QUESTION First off is a technical question that ll sound
2001-12-06 by revtor@aol.com
Simple basic.. save the coolest designs for 2U width 500 series modules!!! --pots(3) rate FM Shape --Jacks(5) + led (necessary on an LFO!!!) 1led , sync fm,
2001-12-06 by John Loffink
This is remarkably similar to a module concept I ve had for the last year. Sort of like a Universal Slope Generator, but with a Hold time parameter. I think
2001-12-06 by John Loffink
Rate Pot Phase Lock Pot (0 to 360 degrees) Shape Pot Rate LED /1, /2, /4 Switch (for Phase Lock) Phase Lock In Jack (Defeats Rate Pot, locks LFO to incoming
2001-12-06 by Paul Schreiber
a) JH s design will be looked at as YAMM (yet another MicroModule). b) The intent of the MicroModules is twofold: 1) people who constantly tell me MOTM is too
2001-12-06 by robs7@aol.com
I think the idea of a line of micromodules is great. I m economically recovering from drastic decrease in gigs due to these planes crashing into these tall
2001-12-06 by sucrosemusic
I hope Paul can keep up with these suggestions! 3 pots (rate) 6 jacks (2 for each LFO, + and -) How about we do it with each LFO having a different shape, with
2001-12-06 by Scott Juskiw
... Hmmm, there s some animation modules in those old Electronotes stashed under the bed. I wonder if.... -- ... Scott Juskiw scott@tellun.com
2001-12-06 by Scott Juskiw
I like this idea. It s not just a dumbed down 320 but a whole new module. ... -- ... Scott Juskiw scott@tellun.com