MiniWave
2001-08-29 by jpotter@it.rjf.com
I don t suppose any of you would want to sell me your Stooge version of the Blacet/Wiard Mini-Wave would you? I d even be willing to pay a bit of a premium.
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Re: [motm] SKB cases
2001-08-29 by Paul Schreiber
Here is just another person s suggestion: It s called C&D Cases. Phone is (973) 759-4175 and it s in Belleville, NJ. or www.calzonecase.com Paul S.
RE: [motm] SKB cases
2001-08-29 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
This bring up an interesting question... and appologies if this was covered in recent discussions. Who makes custom cases? Not the amazing kind that
Re: [motm] Shrink Wrap - Size
2001-08-29 by Paul Schreiber
3/32 (mostly) some 1/8 . Get 2:1 shrink type. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 3:24 PM
Re: SKB cases
2001-08-29 by jpotter@it.rjf.com
I m pro taller X case as well. They look like they d be a great solution if they only came taller than 4U. JP ... wonder if I could saw one of the deep ones
Shrink Wrap - Size
2001-08-29 by jpotter@it.rjf.com
Anyone know what size heat shrink Paul uses in the kits? I seem to remember 2 different sizes but don t have any of the instructions in front of me and I d
SKB cases
2001-08-29 by John Blacet
I asked SKB about making taller cases in the shorter depths....I wonder if I could saw one of the deep ones down the middle? Subject: Re: SKB X cases in taller
Test2 - delete
2001-08-29 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
Keith test - Sorry
FW: [motm] keyboard question
2001-08-29 by Tkacs, Ken
Yeah, this is a good point. Ages ago my master keyboard was sludgy and something just wasn t right. Then I thought I had fried it because I was only
Re: [motm] keyboard question
2001-08-29 by alt-mode
Joseph, You might want to check the configuration on your Hammond. I have used mine to control my MOTM and modular stuff through an Expressionist without any
Test - delete
2001-08-29 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
Keith test - Sorry
Re: [motm] Building your 822 or 831
2001-08-29 by J. Larry Hendry
Huh ?? I have no idea how that DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ got into my mail. Some computer or cut and paste I am sure. Anything but operator error I
Building your 822 or 831
2001-08-29 by J. Larry Hendry
DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQSince many 822 and 831s have recently been shipped out, I wanted to post this reminder that all assembly, calibration, and
Re: [motm] Re: some build, some don't
2001-08-29 by Paul Schreiber
... If you asked me this before April, I d say about 3% were bought assembled. Now, it s about 10%. Quite a sharp increase, but still nowhere the 50% mark I
Fwd: [sdiy] touchpad controller project ...
2001-08-29 by jpotter@it.rjf.com
I m forwarding this from the Synth-DIY list because I know there are people here that would be interested. If you re one of those people, please drop Andrew a
Re: some build, some don't
2001-08-29 by J. Larry Hendry
I do. You do. Others do. Many don t. :) Care to render us a percentage sir Paul? Larry H. ... From: Mike Marsh Granted (no pun
FW: [motm] keyboard question
2001-08-29 by Tkacs, Ken
I m using an Encore Expressionist as well. When working, I use a Kurzweil K2000VP as a master keyboard, but when testing, I sometimes haul out an old Korg
Re: Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-29 by phaeton777@yahoo.com
Sign me up for 1 Woggle unit. Ricahrd.
FW: [motm] Re: Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-29 by Mike Marsh
This is probably true, since the Blacet version of the MiniWave is only $180.00 (or thereabouts). Granted (no pun intended), this is the kit price, but then
FW: [motm] Re: Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-29 by Tkacs, Ken
Ditto. I imagine a huge percentage of the cost of Wiard modules are those fancy front panels. Wouldn t want to pay for one just to replace it. ... I would
Re: [motm] Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-29 by George Kisslak
Definitely, but I would put my interest in it behind the 130, the 850, the uVCO, the SEM, the Pulse Divider, the MOOG ladder, Larry s ribbon and THE Sequencer.
Re: [motm] DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ
2001-08-29 by Microtonal
DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQI built a cabinet a few months ago in expectation of the flat rails. Since I had never done any woodworking, I chose ease of
Re: [motm] Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-29 by Microtonal
Yes!!! You must have read my mind. John Loffink microtonal@worldnet.att.net ... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August
Re: Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-28 by Mike Marsh
I would absolutely! But not for $450.00... I love the wogglebug demo up on the Wiard site, I even did a patch that tried to emulate some of that sound. Mike
Re: [motm] Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-28 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: I am definitely interested, count me in! Keith http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass
RE: [motm] Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-28 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Aw, hell... I m totally confused. But then I dug up the sample on the Wiard webpage... and YES! I am interested. --PBR ... From: mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Re: [motm] DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ
2001-08-28 by robs7@aol.com
All of these issues are on my mind right now. My first design discussions with my sister were this past week-end. So, since it is fun for me to talk about this
Woggle, anyone?
2001-08-28 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Can t say anything for certain yet, but who would be interested in this: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/motm/files/wogglebug_4U.jpg Think Buchla Source of
RE: DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ
2001-08-28 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... **Portable versus Console**
keyboard question
2001-08-28 by josephcasbarian@email.com
Hi group, I don t know very much about MIDI, but i m using a Hammond xk-2(b-3 clone)and find it to be unsatisfactory. As my controler, it runs into an
FW: [motm] DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ
2001-08-28 by Tkacs, Ken
Oops, that first link should be: http://www.isaotomita.net/tomita/images/photo/fant13.jpg See what
DIY Cabinetry--Pros & Cons, RFQ
2001-08-28 by Tkacs, Ken
Well, the flat rails are here, and now it s time for many of us to start building homes for our module collections. For myself, I find that I m not completely
RE: [motm] Re: Shemp / and panel orders
2001-08-28 by Tentochi
The lack of communication is my fault. And I told Larry I wanted to pick up the panels from him rather than having them shipped; Larry has actually had the
Re: Shemp / and panel orders
2001-08-28 by J. Larry Hendry
I talked to Todd in person on Saturday. I delivered to him in person all the front panels for the OMS-410 and others. He has recently been moving and also
RE: [motm] OMS-410 kits from Shemp
2001-08-28 by Tentochi
Sorry for people who are reading this who did not order kits. Any way, I just met with Larry over the weekend and picked up the front panels. I will be
Re: [motm] OMS-410 kits from Shemp
2001-08-28 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 8/28/01 3:54:33 AM Central Daylight Time, ... will ... recent ... front ... get ... Same here please. Although I haven t emailed him
OMS-410 kits from Shemp
2001-08-28 by thomas white
Has anybody heard from Shemp about the OMS-410 kits he is pulling together? I have e-mailed him 5 times about it over the last couple months and he will not
Re: [motm] VC res on a '420
2001-08-28 by elhardt@aol.com
... a) set RES to 0 on the panel b) plug out into mult c) plug 1 mult out into 110 X IN d) set X on AC, Y on DC e) use ADSR OUT + into Y IN f) output of RM
Re: VC res on a '420
2001-08-27 by Mike Marsh
OK Mr. Smarty-Pants, so if I want access to the feedback path for resonance, this is how I would do it. Correct? Mike ... trrough a VCA .
Re: VC res on a '420
2001-08-27 by George Kisslak
on Monday, August 27, 2001 3:05 PM Paul Schreiber ... VCA . ... This makes sense - thanks Paul. In the earlygoing, I had tried simple
Re: [motm] Re: MOTM-850 Pedal mockup
2001-08-27 by Paul Schreiber
Because clever Stooge input, that senses Yamaha or Roland (wired differently, just to be a pain in the ass) uses a *current*. Paul S. ... From:
Re: [motm] Re: Moog ladder plan - actually, 420 mod?
2001-08-27 by jhaible@t-online.de
... If you want to emulate a SH-5 filter configuration (which is pretty impressive IMO), that would be 420 in HP mode without resonance into 440, and parallel
Re: [motm] Re: Moog ladder plan - actually, 420 mod?
2001-08-27 by mark@indole.net
... From looking inside my Frostwave, it looks like the VC resonance is accomplished with an LED/LDR combo. You can actually see the light change with the
VC res on a '420
2001-08-27 by Paul Schreiber
Try this: a) set RES to 0 on the panel b) plug out into mult c) plug 1 mult out into 110 X IN d) set X on AC, Y on DC e) use ADSR OUT + into Y IN f) output of
Re: [motm] Who wants a completely new filter?
2001-08-27 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Yes. I should scan the response graphs and post them, but I m still packing stooge panels at the moment. Moe ... would the R control be similar to the freq CV
Re: [motm] Re: MOTM-850 Pedal mockup
2001-08-27 by mark@indole.net
... I m confused here, but isn t a resistive pedal simply a pot set up as a voltage divider?? If so, why would the value of the pot matter??
Re: Who wants a completely new filter?
2001-08-27 by Mike Marsh
All this filter talk... I ve recently begun experimenting with the 420 in HP mode routed serially to the 440. There are *many* timbral possibilities here,
Re: [motm] Re: Moog ladder plan - actually, 420 mod?
2001-08-27 by George Kisslak
... I have found this scenario to work reasonably well, although it doesn t sound like two 420s. The 440s LP slope somewhat limits the character of the 420
Re: [motm] Who wants a completely new filter?
2001-08-27 by George Kisslak
... This sounds VERY cool - and unique! Separate VC of both Q and R would be very interesting. Just thinking off the top of my head here (good luck), would
Re: [motm] Who wants a Moog ladder filter?
2001-08-27 by George Kisslak
... I agree fully with this, and I m sure a MOTM ladder would have some unique features that would set it apart from the rest (as well as its quality). ...