RE: [motm] Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-22 by Tkacs, Ken
How about staying analog and making it a VU-like panel meter! Now *there s* accuracy! ;-) ... From: mate_stubb@yahoo.com [mailto:mate_stubb@yahoo.com] Sent:
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RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by James Holloway
Go for it. I don t mind waiting a little longer for more features. -- James Holloway jimh54@onebox.com - email (972) 993-2023 x1188 - voicemail/fax ...
RE: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by James Holloway
I vote for speed. -- James Holloway jimh54@onebox.com - email (972) 993-2023 x1188 - voicemail/fax ... __________________________________________________ FREE
RE: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Tony Karavidas
One more issue I ve been working on is the switch bounce. I have found an implementation that doens t penalize the response to the leading edge of a trigger,
Re: [motm] UEG tweaks!(updated)
2001-02-22 by Frank Vanaman
Hi- Some people might complain, but I wouldn t mind this feature at all. Er, that s because I don t reallly have any in-house step sequencers at the moment!
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!(updated)
2001-02-22 by Dave Hylander
Go For It!!
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!(updated)
2001-02-22 by Tony Karavidas
There was a mistake in the previous email. I said TIME1 and I meant TIME8. I ve corrected it below: Yes, I can t leave it alone! What would you UEG owners say
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Tony Karavidas
Yes, I can t leave it alone! What would you UEG owners say if the GATED-STEP mode (the simple sequencer mode) had this enhancement: Allow the level to be
Re: [motm] Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by Paul Schreiber
... Manual typo. It s R37. ... If the SAW is not working, not much else works. For this you *need* a scope ... Just get a $100 Tek off eBay. There are usually
Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by bruce@sigalarm.com
I have a question about the troubleshooting guide in the back of the MOTM 300 instructions. The third check box has several lettered steps. Step (b) says to
Re: [motm] wavetables
2001-02-22 by J G Wong
The Blacet will be pretty cool , although owning Wiard #1 looks like I am going to end up paying for a bit less performanace for being first to order the
[motm] Really thin/flat gear
2001-02-22 by elhardt@aol.com
... electronics with a wall. I want to do that with my stereo system in the worst way. They make 19 racks that flush-mount and hinge or hinge-swivel out from
Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-22 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... This is correct - only 10 were made, and MOTMites are known to hold at least 4 of those! ... There is no Digisound chip . The Wiard uses different
Re: [motm] Cases -> Lighting Options
2001-02-22 by elhardt@aol.com
... the case design), is anyone else thinking about this.
Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-22 by Tentochi
Here is some info about the Wiard Mini-Wave 1202. For those of you who don t know, John Blacet of Blacet Research (http://www.blacet.com) is doing an MOTM/DIY
Re: [motm] "C" shaped cases->Arm fatigue
2001-02-22 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I m still reading and rereading this thread with interest. ... I ve been thinking about this lighting idea as well (incorporating it into the case design), is
Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-22 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
For those wanting to explore online wood buying, here s the link: http://www.woodworkerssource.com/ Moe ... site that ... Still... the ... though.
Re: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-22 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-21 13:41:07 EST, you write:
Re: any UEG patches out there..?
2001-02-22 by doc@trocarrecords.com
h3y paul, stereo pannin ... http://slt.trocarrecords.com/ueg/tonyk/ i have the patch synopsis in a text file i can u/l to that dir if anyone cares... peace,
Re: [motm] Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by bigd@buffalo.com
Is that modular synth for dummies book in the background. : ) Jim, back online finally!
Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
... Absolutely correct! I use MinWax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner. It makes a big difference in evening out the color. If you d like to see a pic, here s my
Re: [motm] Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Dave Hylander
Sanding sealer is a good idea as it will help to uniform the stain somewhat, and help prevent the grain from raising with the moisture. I also like to mix my
Re: [motm] Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by ixqy@aol.com
Well shi-i-v-ver me timbers!! ; ) I get back from running errands and there s all this great info waiting in my mailbox. Thanks everyone! I went to the
Re: [motm] Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: That s why I picked the birch plywood for my project. ... Cabinet shops usually have quite a variety of high quality plywoods
Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Why you, I oughta... Actually, I could still work with it, but I d have to drive 6 hours to my dad s house and raid his stockpile. Then I d
Re: [motm] wavetables
2001-02-21 by J. Larry Hendry
I think I will hold out and see what the Blacet Miniwave look like. I am already 4 modules behind in construction. So, with the panel order and stuff, I
Re: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Dave Hylander This to allow it to swing open for maintenance to the system and the USB (Universal Super Buss). ... This would
RE: [motm] Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Tkacs, Ken
My momma di n raise no foo! I agree, I can t get over the years of training to hold every piece of wood up to the light, look down the beam, etc. when
Re: Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
ROFLMAO!!! Exactly my situation! A very Stoogely bit of humor, Mr T! Although actually, we don t have Home Depot here, just Lowe s. And there s no maple
RE: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Joe Bruno
I ve mail ordered wood and it turned out to be really nice and there are enough internet sites for this that you can find the best deals on the wood you re
Synthisist wise, formicasize!
2001-02-21 by jar5831
The rugged EML 101 s had a fine wood cabinet that was formica on the outside! (dark mahogony colored) looked just as good as wood and rugged as hell..i had
Re: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Jeffrey Pontius
... I used construction grade 1 (X 8 or X 12 ) pine to make 19 rack-style cabinets (see: www-personal.ksu.edu/~jpont/synths/synthstudio.html). With
RE: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Tkacs, Ken
In Connecticut we have a lot of choices when shopping for wood: The Home Depot in Orange, the Home Depot in North Haven, the Home Depot in Wallingford, the
Re: [motm] Arm fatigue
2001-02-21 by sikorsky
... row up high. That ... don t ... hello all, i don t know if this is too obvious, or not applicable to Eric s cabinet, but i have my filters on the top row,
any UEG patches out there..?
2001-02-21 by sikorsky
hello all, don t really know why i m posting this, as it s bugger all use as patching information, but i had a great time last night with my UEG and MOTM320 in
RE: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Aardvark-mi
I wood (scuse the pun) stay away from the Home Depot s etc and go to someone who specializes in hardwood. We have Hardwoods for Hobbiest and Wood Source
"C" shaped cases->Arm fatigue
2001-02-21 by alt-mode
... I ve had a bit of experience with this arm fatigue on my own system. It isn t too bad in most cases since I don t tend to keep my arms in the same
Re: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Dave Hylander
I ve had very good success using oak for my MOTM cabinets and other 19 rack cabinets I ve made. The biggest thing that will keep panels from warping is to
RE: [motm] Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Joe Bruno
I ve used pine for a wing that is 26u and it seems to be fine. Also have used it to build a odd case for Blacet stuff. It s 3/4 inch thick. The only thing I
Re: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 2/21/01 10:56:23 AM Central Standard Time, ... My brother-in-law kind of did this back in the 70 s for his stereo system. He used a closet
Speaking of Wood Cabs...
2001-02-21 by Andrew
Can anyone suggest a type of wood to use for my cabinet? It s getting aroung the time that I need to build this thing so I ll be looking for the supplies that
RE: [motm] Multiples
2001-02-21 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Yep, got one last week or so. --POBr ... From: Tkacs, Ken [mailto:ken.tkacs@jer.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 5:31 PM To: motm@yahoogroups.com
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by Dave Hylander
I am actually thinking about doing this as I ve run out of space for floor cases. Normal 2x4 construction is not deep enough, but I was thinking of building a
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by Tkacs, Ken
If you re buying a new house, see if you can mount your modules flush with a wall somewhere! I figure you can probably remove some sheetrock and fit 8u of
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by David Bivins
One other point (someone may have mentioned but I may have missed): The C-shape assumes that you will be looking up toward the top modules, as opposed to
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by Tkacs, Ken
There goes my patent! ... From: David Bivins [mailto:dbivins@frymulti.com] Sent: Wednesday, 21 February, 2001 10:54 AM To: motm@yahoogroups.com Subject:
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by David Bivins
... Heh. This was emulated on the cover of Stereolab s Mars Audiac Quintet album with an E-Mu modular!
RE: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by Tkacs, Ken
In the industrial design world, when you are designing something like this, you usually refer to the holy-of-holies, the Dreyfus Charts. These are a detailed
Re: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by J. Larry Hendry
Moe and I discussed this at length when he first showed me his design. Hopefully he can speak more to the exact nature of his trials. But, obviously, anytime
Re: Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-21 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Good points both. I ve tried to work through those issues by making a template of the side first, and by bolting modules into the rails and checking the knob /