Namm Stuff
2001-01-20 by Dave Hylander
Just saw this on AH. It has some MOTM mention in it. http://members.home.net/odysseysounds/namm.htm -dave-
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Re: [motm] OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-20 by Microtonal
I m not familiar with those, but do have a copy of his Catastrophe: 1999 soundtrack, released in Japan. Very Ennio Morriconish, with synthesizer, mellotron
Re: Shelf-Life question
2001-01-20 by Dave Bradley
... One could argue that Archer (Rat Shack) parts were bad when they were new. BWAAA HAHAHAHA nyuk nyuk! Stooge Moe
Shelf-Life question
2001-01-20 by pow333@hotmail.com
I just got to pick through several crates of old Archer parts on cardboard cards. Got a lot of switches and knobs. Do capacitors, resistors, and diodes go bad
Re: [motm] This is an old one...
2001-01-20 by J. Larry Hendry
Didn t J.W. Barlow (the quiet Stooge) do this before he regained his sanity and went back to 1/4 ? Larry H ... From: Dave Fulton
Re: [motm] stripboard magic
2001-01-19 by sikorsky
... as they say: that ll do nicely sir let s keep in touch with any stripboards produced cheers paul b
Re: [motm] cases
2001-01-19 by Cap'n F.M. Bleep
... heh... whoops! that was supposed to go to dave fulton, not the list. argh. these computer things are so new-fangled and confusing:) bleep. out.
cases
2001-01-19 by Cap'n F.M. Bleep
hi dave... i ve got a motm that s about to outgrow its skb case (especially when i get the time machine in there... the pcb is too long), and i d like to build
This is an old one...
2001-01-19 by Dave Fulton
Aside from using Pauls Multi-Banana-1/8 adaptor module has anyone just used banana jacks on there MOTM panels. I need to mod a users modules for easier
RE: [motm] OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-19 by Tkacs, Ken
Someone last year posted a link to a recent review with Tomita, who as I remember was a bit surprised that anyone still cared about modulars when asked if
Re: [motm] OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-19 by jar5831
Ah! At last a thread about the Mighty Master of the Moog!..BTW..sadly I believe he no longer uses his Modular Moog and has sold it long ago? BTW can anyone
Re: [motm] OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-19 by The Old Crow
... All I know is shin Nihon kikou translates as Listen to New Japan. Crow /**/
RE: [motm] OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-19 by Tkacs, Ken
Thanks! (I half expected it to be Storm from the East, meaning there were less albums than I thought! :) ) ... From: The Old Crow
OT - - Isao Tomita Albums Never Released in the US
2001-01-19 by Tkacs, Ken
Does anyone know anything about the Tomita albums Storm from the East or Shin Nihon Kikou ?
Re: [motm] stripboard magic
2001-01-19 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: ... I would love a copy Paul instaed of XS shipping if thats OK? regards.... Keith
Re: [motm] stripboard magic
2001-01-19 by sikorsky
From: J. Larry Hendry ... send ... hello all, stripboard turned up this morning - it looks like it does all the things you d expect, but
Re: [motm] Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-19 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... A frequency counter would be cool to have, but probably not (as Jon said) accurate enough to be helpful. What I have is a mid/cheap priced chromatic tuner
Re: [motm] Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-19 by alt-mode
I agree, the reference voltage won t do much good for tuning. Rather than get a frequency counter, I think the best solution is to spend the $100 or so on a
DIY brackets have arived
2001-01-19 by J. Larry Hendry
I picked them up today and they are VERY nice. I shot just a quick photo showing the two sizes with 831 (the bracket does not yet have the 831 trim applied)
Re: [motm] Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-19 by Microtonal
Frequency counters in most sub-$200 VOMs are not very accurate, especially at audio frequencies. For $70-$100 you can pick up from ebay an old HP frequency
Re: [motm] another stupid idea
2001-01-19 by J. Larry Hendry
One of the problems with using something like the analog switches for something like this might be the resistance of the switch. Small amount of resistance
DIY brackets have arived
2001-01-19 by J. Larry Hendry
I picked them up today and they are VERY nice. I shot just a quick photo showing the two sizes with 831 (the bracket does not yet have the 831 trim applied)
another stupid idea
2001-01-19 by sikorsky
hello all, i even got out of bed for this one: if you had a spare 822 board you could assemble it with jacks where the rotary switches would be, patch it to a
Re: [motm] stripboard magic
2001-01-18 by J. Larry Hendry
I would like a copy. I have a CD burner. I will be happy to burn and send to others. Thanks, Larry ... From: sikorsky To:
Re: [motm] Re: WAY OT - sean/sawney bean
2001-01-18 by Tony Allgood
... Well, I live very close to the border on the English side, and its truly bizarre how the spoken accent changes when crossing from one side to the other.
Re: [motm] Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-18 by sikorsky
From: Dave Bradley ... ah, i was just thinking (specifically in terms of my #300 vcos) that as my 181 keyboard gives out a specific voltage
cannibal synthesists & stripboard magicians
2001-01-18 by sikorsky
From: Dave Bradley ... nope, but i think i have met him at some point or other ... that would certainly explain certain motorway
Re: WAY OT - sean/sawney bean
2001-01-18 by Dave Bradley
... his ... OK, I did some research, and I was a little off. It was in 13th-14th century Scotland that good old Sawney and his brood lived. England, Scotland -
RE: [motm] Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-18 by Tkacs, Ken
Dave is right--the 1v/8va is a VCO control and won t help you with tuning per se. I ve thought about getting a cheapie tuner and mounting it onto an MOTM panel
Re: WAY OT - sean/sawney bean
2001-01-18 by Dave Bradley
... Now, I m just a colonial who doesn t know how to spell humour , but didn t you say that you knew this sean bean chap personally? Wasn t there a notorious
Re: more voltage sauce again
2001-01-18 by Dave Bradley
Hmmm, I don t think so. The 1V/Oct standard describes a rate of change in pitch, not an absolute voltage per frequency. There s no notion of 3.64V = A440 .
RE: [motm] stripboard magic
2001-01-18 by Tkacs, Ken
What is a stripboard? Is that like a solderless proto-board...? ... From: sikorsky [mailto:vulture.squadron@syol.com] Sent: Thursday, 18 January, 2001 1:50 PM
stripboard magic
2001-01-18 by sikorsky
hello all, there was a question raised a while ago about stripboard magic (a program for laying out circuits onto stripboard) well, i have a copy coming in the
more voltage sauce again
2001-01-18 by sikorsky
hello all, i just remembered an idea that came to me as an offshoot to that voltage source module, and my question to the list is: would a fixed precision
Re: [motm] Re: Power Tool Contest? - last mail i promise !
2001-01-18 by sikorsky
From: Dave Bradley ... you spelt humour wrong :-) cheers paul b (suffering from a mysterious headache today...)
Re: Power Tool Contest? - last mail i promise !
2001-01-18 by Dave Bradley
British humor. Moe ... local ... live) ... be noted ... the daleks ... screwdriver
Power Tool Contest? - last mail i promise !
2001-01-17 by sikorsky
hello all, i just found out that Sean Bean is to be the new Dr Who, as he s a local chap - i d like to revise my pushing a dalek down the stairs erm patch:
Re: [motm] ot-basic electronics question
2001-01-17 by Tony Allgood
... Yes, this should be perfectly OK, as should a 63V cap. But do watch out for physical size. The larger the working voltage, generally the larger the
Re: ot-basic electronics question
2001-01-17 by Dave Bradley
Yes, this is OK. Moe ... book.
RE: [motm] ot-basic electronics question
2001-01-17 by Tkacs, Ken
Yeah, that s just a maximum. ... From: Brousseau, Paul E (Paul) [mailto:noise@Avaya.com] Sent: Wednesday, 17 January, 2001 12:40 PM To: motm@egroups.com
RE: [motm] ot-basic electronics question
2001-01-17 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
I *think* that s OK. I believe you re dealing with maximum capability before the component breaks down, so you re just giving yourself more headroom. Now,
ot-basic electronics question
2001-01-17 by binky beetlebaum
Sorry, guys--I d look this up if I could find my Forrest Mims book. If a design calls for a 35v cap, will it hurt to use, say a 50v? Thank you for your
Re: [motm] Off to NAMM
2001-01-17 by The Old Crow
... I have plenty of space on oldcrows.net (which is about to get even bigger). I ll email you account particulars. Crow /**/
Off to NAMM
2001-01-17 by Paul Schreiber
Shutting it down until Monday the 22nd. I don t have remote FTP, so I can t have a daily update to the site (will be too tired, anyway!). I promise to take
Re: [motm] MOTM Power Tool Contest?
2001-01-17 by J. Larry Hendry
Now THAT is funny. Larry H From: Tkacs, Ken ... From: sikorsky funnily enough, that s also how most of our gigs
OT: a little help here...
2001-01-17 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
Does anyone know if it is correct to have a noise suppressor directly between hot & neutral on a 120VAC line? I broke one of the receptacles on my furman pl-8,
Re: [motm] [OT] FW: Flying to Detroit? See a Real Moog
2001-01-16 by alt-mode
For pictures of this system, go to the MoogArchives, http://www.moogarchives.com. There is a bit of the story behind it there too. [I think one of the
RE: [motm] [OT] FW: Flying to Detroit? See a Real Moog
2001-01-16 by Tkacs, Ken
Take pictures!!! ... From: Tentochi [mailto:tentochi@columbus.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, 16 January, 2001 4:45 PM To: MOTM Mailing List Subject: [motm] [OT] FW:
[OT] FW: Flying to Detroit? See a Real Moog
2001-01-16 by Tentochi
I thought this was cool from the Synth DIY list. Cheers! Shemp ... [mailto:owner-synth-diy@node12b53.a2000.nl] On Behalf Of theinmans@mindspring.com Sent:
RE: [motm] MOTM Power Tool Contest?
2001-01-16 by Tkacs, Ken
I meant the other kind of fan, but, yeah, now I can see what you mean. People don t really line up to hear Dalek sounds these days. Not like they used to. Boy,