700
2001-11-18 by Mike Marsh
Hello All - A little while ago there was some discussion about the 700 in audio mode. Folks were noticing a click on switching. I went through this when I
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850 use
2001-11-18 by Mike Marsh
Hey All - Built the 850 this week. Nice job Larry and Paul! Here s what I ve used it for: * part of a very expensive (and expressive) wah for guitar * using
Re: [motm] Catalog?
2001-11-17 by Paul Schreiber
... Correct. I have a CD full of all new stuff. It needs editing, tweaking, and then uploading/testing. I will mess with it after I ship the MOTM-310 kits.
RE: [motm] Catalog?
2001-11-17 by Bob K
Isn t the person who won the website design competition currently working on the new SynthTech.com site??? Do we have a specified launch date yet? -B ...
Re: [motm] Catalog?
2001-11-17 by Paul Schreiber
... Yes, the catalog needs an update. LOTs of the site needs an update :) That s why I hope to start putting in the newer pages soon. It s just that I have 104
Re: [motm] Catalog?
2001-11-16 by Scott Juskiw
The catalog is out of date and there isn t one place on the synthtech website that lists all the current modules (except for the order form). Most of the
Catalog?
2001-11-16 by hdan@austin.rr.com
Ok, so I ve been out of the MOTM game for a couple of years now (or so it seems), and I thought I d drop by to see how things are doing. Where can I find an
Re: [motm] Abusing a VCA
2001-11-16 by mark@indole.net
... I think toasters and model trains use AC, but that s still very good advice. Besides, there is already a MIDI spec for toasters. Afaik, you can t run DC
850 breath control modification progress report
2001-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
My proposed modification for the MOTM-850 to provide Yamaha breath controller support has been finished for a few days and tested with the Yamaha BC-2 breath
Stooge panel process
2001-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
The November order for Stooge panels is officially closed. I fully anticipate we will be doing this again the Spring. If you are in need of a panel from the
Re: [motm] Abusing a VCA
2001-11-16 by Paul Schreiber
It will work for DC, but only up to say 4ma. Do not use it to adjust your toaster over or model railroad speed. Paul S. ... From: To:
Abusing a VCA
2001-11-16 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
Ok, so here s the question: Is a VCA usable for CV as well as audio? I sort of assumed it worked for CV... here s where it gets weird If a VCA can be used for
RE: [motm] history today with dr sikorsky
2001-11-15 by phases
i run everything INTO my motm. esp the 420 and 120
Re: [motm] Re: Pedal Interface OK?
2001-11-15 by J. Larry Hendry
You can use any CV into the pedal input. When you plug CV into the pedal jack it does not matter how the jumper is set. So, if you have it set up for Yamaha,
Re: Pedal Interface OK?
2001-11-15 by doc@trocarrecords.com
h3y, mine works fine. jes finished it. i noticed no issues. no pedal to check it out, but everythin else works beautifully. hmmmm, maybe i should pick one
Stooge panel prgress report
2001-11-14 by J. Larry Hendry
Unlike last time, when it seems like it took forever, Stooge panels are already coming along great. I learned from last time to get a jump on ye ole metal
Re: [motm] 500 Series
2001-11-14 by Paul Schreiber
... The first in the series is the MOTM-500 WaveWarper, a 6-way ring mod. Prototype will be at NAMM. Shipments in late Feb. Nothing else has been announced.
Re: [motm] 500 Series
2001-11-14 by bleeped
... last update i caught the first 500 series is the wavewarper. i don t think we know anything beyond that, including release date. :) bleep. out. --
500 Series
2001-11-14 by chupacba@tampabay.rr.com
Any news on the 500 series? Last I remember Paul was discussing a 6 way ring-mod type module. Any others mentioned? Haven t been following along very
history today with dr sikorsky
2001-11-14 by sikorsky
hello all, after just setting up a mix on my computer - 8 audio outputs to console, no midi slaves - i was just thinking, of late i ve been mixing stuff with
Re: [motm] nerd modular vs. real modular
2001-11-14 by Josue Arias
Hi Bleeped and list, I have a micromodular, reaktor but other real modular as well. For feedback using virtual modulars you´ll need a VCA and a delay module
nerd modular vs. real modular
2001-11-14 by bleeped
i remember the horror in paul schreiber s voice when i told him almost all my modular experience had been on a nord... and now i understand it. his big
Re: [motm] MOTM.FNT to true type
2001-11-14 by Craig Critchley
The FNT format I m familiar with is the old-fashioned Windows bitmap font. Is that what you ve got? Assuming it is... I don t know of such a conversion. If
Re: [motm] cabinets
2001-11-14 by J. Larry Hendry
John, I somehow thought the inside dimension was 47 I ll have to find out where I got that crazy idea. Paul S. ?? Got a tape measure? Larry H ... From: John
Re: [motm] cabinets
2001-11-14 by alt-mode
The inside dimension of a real Moog cabinet is 46.75 . Eric ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Find the one for you at
RE: [motm] cabinets
2001-11-14 by John Loffink
I calculate a Synthesizers.com cabinet to be 46.75 inches across (22 x 2.125). 26 spaces of MOTM modules is 45.5 inches (26 x 1.75), so the actual gap would
Re: [motm] cabinets
2001-11-14 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I will tell you what I know. 1. I mailed a rail to Paul just for testing this very feature. He apparently has a synth.com cabinet. Paul ? Verdict? 2.
Re: [motm] cabinets
2001-11-13 by alt-mode
Well, the height is correct but the width will cause some issues or gaps. If you are willing to have a gap on the ends, you can fit 26U of modules. I built a
cabinets
2001-11-13 by scott.gibbons@mindspring.com
At the risk of starting a riot... aw hell, I ll just say it. Does anyone know if Larry Hendry s flat rails will hold MOTM modules in Roger s cabinets? I
MOTM.FNT to true type
2001-11-13 by John Speth
Hi group- I discovered I had the Alternate Gothic 2 font file in FNT format. I think it s a bitstream font. I m not sure where I got it. Does anyone know of
Re: [motm] OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... Can you elaborate on how the process works for deciding on whether or not to make a Stooge panel for a third party module? I m curious because next year I
Re: [motm] OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by Scott Juskiw
Can you elaborate on how the process works for deciding on whether or not to make a Stooge panel for a third party module? I m curious because next year I hope
Re: [motm] OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: To: There is an oms 410 kit? Can someone give me info? Is there also other kits I am unaware of? Larry
RE: [motm] OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by psygfx@yahoo.com
Cool well I already ordered bit the 310 and 820 panels from you. I am I need of the pcb s still though, too bad the guy making the kits isnt still offering
RE: [motm] OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by psygfx@yahoo.com
There is an oms 410 kit? Can someone give me info? Is there also other kits I am unaware of? -----Original Message----- From: Alan Wagner
OMS-410 Kits
2001-11-13 by Alan Wagner
Todd, I would like to thank you for making OMS-410 Kits available to the list. I know from ordering all the parts for Larry s 831 and 822 what a chore this can
Blacet Time Machine-MOTMized version
2001-11-12 by John Blacet
Due to many requests for another run, these are now up on the store page: http://www.blacet.com/store.html Regards, ___________________ John Blacet Blacet
OMS-820 User Guide
2001-11-12 by Tony Allgood
The new OMS-820 User Guide is now up. Contains parts lists, component information and how it works . For those who don t know, its companion module for the
Tentochi
2001-11-12 by James Holloway
Has anyone who ordered a kit from this guy received anything at all from him? Did we all get suckered into sending him our $. Anyone interested in taking some
850 breath controller modification working.
2001-11-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Sorry, this is long but worth it if you are interested in breath controller in you MOTM set up. OK, I have my breath controller mod up and working perfectly on
Re: [motm] Tuning Module, and "Too Much Stability"
2001-11-10 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
When you want a really fuzzy, detuned sound for a patch, try some or all of these tips: 1. Keyboard gate into S&H EXT CLK, S&H OUT to one VCO s FM IN. Now you
Re: [motm] Pedal Interface OK?
2001-11-10 by J. Larry Hendry
All I have left to do is attach the wiring to my jacks on my two. Pooped out at 1:30 AM. Honey-do projects today. But, I will have mine up and running
Pedal Interface OK?
2001-11-10 by Paul Schreiber
Anybody built one yet (after ALL that hard work I put in shipping them out)? Caught the typo in the resistor color codes, wondered if there were any other
Re: [motm] Tuning Module, and "Too Much Stability"
2001-11-10 by mark@indole.net
... Talk to Larry, he s the Stooge in charge of voltage processing :) ... Oh not again!! ... It is, but it has less to do with VCO instability than you might
Re: [motm] vco instability
2001-11-10 by binky beetlebaum
If you want a less stable motm vco, why not just drive the 320 into audio? I ve never measured the degree of its instability, but it does seem to track a bit
Re: [motm] Tuning Module, and "Too Much Stability"
2001-11-10 by sikorsky
hello all, i remember this thread from the gas station (i think) i know it s not really a point for discussion here cos paul would never in a million years
Re: [motm] Tuning Module, and "Too Much Stability"
2001-11-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: I was thinking a unit with two selector knobs, one that s maybe -12 to +12 1/2 steps, and another that s -6 to +2 octaves.
Tuning Module, and "Too Much Stability"
2001-11-10 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
Ok, reading that post about the synthesizers.com octave switches led me to thinking on the 2 hour ride from my home in CT to my playground in upstate NY. Ok,
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1115
2001-11-09 by jhaible@t-online.de
... No - just disastrous for the eyes. JH.
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1115
2001-11-09 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
... Wouldn t that be disastrous for RF noise? I thought there was a reason that they don t paint radio antennas flat black...