Re: [motm] Meet Darmok
2001-11-28 by J. Larry Hendry
That s what I thought until I saw the photo with Scott actually standing beside it. The top row is eye height. VERY nice work I especially like that part
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2001-11-28 by J. Larry Hendry
That s what I thought until I saw the photo with Scott actually standing beside it. The top row is eye height. VERY nice work I especially like that part
2001-11-28 by Thomas Hudson
... Poking around (can t resist) I noticed you had a jpeg of a MIDIMan SurfaceOne (http://www.hylander.com/images/motm/surfaceone.jpg) I ve been considering
2001-11-28 by J. Larry Hendry
Somebody bought a lot of flat rails. :) Stooge Larry ... From: Paul Schreiber Darmok is a Canadian MOTM monster, vying for the largest
2001-11-28 by thomas white
Hello Todd, Obviously you don t appear to give a rats ass about the fact I sent you $130 on good faith. I am very sad and I hope you can find the time and
2001-11-28 by Dave Hylander
The patch bay I have, you set it for half normal, and then run a jumper patch cord on the back between the two jacks. That gives you four connected jacks on
2001-11-28 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
Well, depending on how you have the normalling set up on the behringer one... I d use Paralell. The thing s set up in 2 rows of 24 jacks, 2 rows on the
2001-11-28 by Dave Hylander
The Behringer is the way to go. 8th Street Music has them for $39! www.8thstreet.com I use a similar on my MOTM cab for both multiples, and patch points to a
2001-11-28 by Tony Karavidas
I gotta sell that guy a half dozen UEGs!!! :) Tony
2001-11-28 by George Kisslak
Hey, if I had a spare 14+ grand lying around you can be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN my system would be similar in size too! (~72 modules @ avg $200 per module) ;^)
2001-11-28 by psygfx@yahoo.com
How would I convert a patchbay to a multiples panel? I guess that s easier and cheaper than drilling holes and buying jacks. Thanks matt -----Original
2001-11-28 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
Not really. neutrik connectors and XLR connecters use much larger mounting holes. you d probably be better off getting one designed for 1/4 jacks. Try out
2001-11-28 by psygfx@yahoo.com
Anyone know if this would work for 1/4 connectors? Its says xlr and neutrik http://www.middleatlantic.com/rackac/chassis/chassis.htm
2001-11-28 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
There is a dual-VCA in the works. I don t remember hearing that the 300 would be discontinued... the uVCO (310, right?) is supplimentary. --PBr ... From:
2001-11-28 by thomas white
WWWOOOWWW! What do you say Mr. Bradley? Hows the S of D doing? I am amazed at the size of this new thing. My wife would SHI*! Sure is good to see MOTM systems
2001-11-28 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
(Not sure if this post will go through, my last one didn t make it in) You just mentioned the 110 going POOF. Does that mean no more, ever? EEK! I d like
2001-11-28 by psygfx@yahoo.com
OMG, you would need a ladder just to use that thing. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Tuesday, November 27,
2001-11-28 by Paul Schreiber
Darmok is a Canadian MOTM monster, vying for the largest system built from kits. Here is a sneak peek of the work in progress. I ll have more later.
2001-11-27 by Scott Gibbons
... I ve been very happy with my Event 20/20P s. Unless you re mixing entire songs though - if you just want something for the modular - why not get a nice
2001-11-27 by Scott Gibbons
... I ve got one and the quality of the jacks really is top notch. Where Behringer cut costs is, they re not balanced.
2001-11-27 by Paul Schreiber
1) The US Mail is setting records for SLOWNESS. And *very nasty weather* is hitting Dallas tonight: ice and freezing rain with snow. The joy! 2) uVCO starts to
2001-11-27 by Mark Smart
Hi all. I am a guitarist and engineer from Champaign, IL with an interest in analog and guitar synths. My main interest is in the old Roland GR-300 analog
2001-11-27 by George Kisslak
Hey doc, I m curious, did you use patch cables in the back or did you hardwire em together? (I have a similar [Furman] patchbay, not sure which method to
2001-11-27 by doc@trocarrecords.com
h3y, i use a behringer patchbay. i have the nodules patched together through the back so you get 12 sets of 1 in/3 out. you can also patch more together to
2001-11-27 by sikorsky
... hello all, that s just what i ve been up to on my 2U panel flat mounted a 960 power distribution board (i have an external power supply for my skb cases),
2001-11-27 by psygfx@yahoo.com
Larry sparked my interest on a multiples panel. I like probably many others of you have skb pop up cases with a little extra space. Why not get a piece of
2001-11-26 by sikorsky
... hello all, well it definately works in voltage mode - and it seems to work in audio mode, but i bet my cd player doesn t like it cheers paul b ... to ...
2001-11-26 by Paul Schreiber
Would probably work ONLY in VOLTAGE mode. Paul S. ... From: sikorsky To: MOTM List Sent: Monday,
2001-11-26 by sikorsky
hello all another question - this time directed at paul: i ve a cd player with a pause control jack that works by shorting 4.7V to earth i could simply wire a
2001-11-26 by bleeped
... erm. when you popped the beast up, it would be upside down and rather difficult to use. unless you were hanging upside down above it. which would be *damn*
2001-11-26 by Paul Schreiber
... It is backwards the way the handle is. ... There isn t one. It seats into the ridge groove of the bottom. The racks have to be pulled all the way UP
2001-11-26 by sikorsky
hello all, i seem to have expanded into two SKB pop up cases, and so now have a couple of questions to pose for the SKBers amongst you: 1) any thoughts on
2001-11-26 by J. Larry Hendry
Painted black end caps (for rack rails) start shipping tomorrow. If you have some on order and elected to have them shipped ahead of screened panels, they
2001-11-26 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: revtor@aol.com Hey larry, Joystick interface, way to go!!!! --LH-- Well, it is still on paper. Prototype not even built. Too early for any kudos.
2001-11-25 by Paul Schreiber
... www.google.com is a wonderful thing! It hits: http://moogarchives.com/ and that s where he got the info. Paul S.
2001-11-25 by elhardt@aol.com
I have not powered on this unit. And, as a Hi-fi enthusiast, I know the new owner will want to give it a good check up. However, I do have Hi-fi from the 50 s
2001-11-25 by revtor@aol.com
yeah, wow that is a beautiful example.. How do guys like this get hold of these things??? I stop at every garage sale I see and nothing, not even a little
2001-11-25 by Graham Hunter
... Count me in for (c) as well. I d like the widest possible range from the uVCO, matching the 300 being optimal. Graham
2001-11-25 by Paul Schreiber
... WOW! That thing is drop-dead gorgeous. I bet the original owner died, his wife said, Fred over here likes old stereos, I bet he ll haul it off ! Ol Fred
2001-11-25 by John Loffink
I have not powered on this unit. And, as a Hi-fi enthusiast, I know the new owner will want to give it a good check up. However, I do have Hi-fi from the 50 s
2001-11-25 by George Kisslak
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1488962304 go figure... GK
2001-11-25 by Paul Schreiber
... Most music is below 8Khz. And 50% of the population can t hear above 15Khz. So, the tradeoff is: if you want LFO-type speeds at the low range (0 to 2
2001-11-25 by Mr. Nezumi
I like the idea of having options, but I m sure even if Paul doesn t set up the kit that way some industrial MOTMer or Paul will let everyone know what values
2001-11-24 by Mike Marsh
If it can t be the same as the 300, then I vote for c), too. Although a jumper select (as I posted before) would be cool. Mike
2001-11-24 by Mike Marsh
And if this is possible, then how about a jumper to select the range? Mike ... more ... the kit ... instructions ... necessary. ... decide ... prefer (I ...
2001-11-24 by George Kisslak
While I agree that the upper range of the coarse knob (over 30Khz) is not really that useful and eats up some of the knob range, I would prefer to keep the 310
2001-11-24 by John Loffink
c) 0.5Hz to 30Khz or wider John Loffink microtonal@worldnet.att.net
2001-11-24 by Dave Hylander
C please. It would be nice to have the fine range compressed some though, similar to Larry H s 300 mod. dave
2001-11-24 by Eric Frampton
... I vote for the c option. e
2001-11-24 by Scott Juskiw
For consistency, I think it s best to keep it the same as the 300. But if you are going to limit the coarse range then I vote to keep it ... -- ... Scott
2001-11-24 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 11/23/01 11:01:32 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... Like Moe, I d prefer it to operate similar to the 300. But given the choices above, I d