RE: [motm] Page #1 is up (crap)
2001-01-08 by Tony Karavidas
Hey Paul, The text is just chopped off. It can t be proofread as it is right now. Tony
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Re: [motm] Page #1 is up (crap)
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
The font substitution Adode used caused some of the spacing to screw up. This is NOT on the real master files. Just check for content, ignore formatting
Page #1 is up
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
Please go to www.synthtech.com/demo and download the catalog_1.pdf file for proofreading. I m no good as a copy editor. If the top part sounds horrible, just
Re: [motm] Re: Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
Correct you are! The Moe the Merrier! Paul S. supper break ... From: Dave Bradley To: Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001
Proofing Part #2
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
At www.synthtech.com/demo have corrected Page 2 and uploaded the back cover (not much going on there) Note I switched to Acrobat 4. If you can t read the
Re: Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Dave Bradley
This is a technical nit, but I d argue that the 440 and 420 have THREE FM inputs, not TWO - you can certainly FM with the 1V/OCT input, too! Moe ... catalog).
FW: [motm] Re: Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by doc pendergast
oh, duh! i should eat before i proof, what was i thinkin . thanks ken... peace, doc(who is makin sustenance now) ... configuration; ... have a 4x4.
FW: [motm] Re: Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Tkacs, Ken
It s not 15 because you can t use the switching jacks in that configuration; if you did, it would break the normalization down and you would have a 4x4. Make
FW: [motm] Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Also... The bullet points are generally capitalized, but the low under the 420 and 440 are not. Also some points under the 910. ... From: imorpheusl@aol.com
Re: Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by doc pendergast
h3y, i concur with chaz, however, couple quick questions. under the 410, should vocal formants be changed to tunable to vocal formants ? under 820, 4th
Re: [motm] Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
Thanks for the errror checking! I ll upload all 4 pages in about 3 hours. Paul S.
The Carlos Vocoder
2001-01-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Wendy Carlos tinkered together a modular vocoder using modified stock Moog modules for use on the Clockwork Orange soundtrack. In her boxed set notes on
Re: [motm] Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by imorpheusl@aol.com
minor errors: -the MOTM410 description has a wording error (I think): When the same old.......the MOTM 410 makes your track stand out. I think it should be
FW: [motm] IBM joysticks & stuff on sale
2001-01-08 by Tkacs, Ken
A Serge protector...? ... From: revtor@aol.com To: motm@egroups.com Sent: 01/07/2001 12:07 PM Subject: [motm] IBM joysticks & stuff on sale All, Electric
Re: [motm] flat rail gap?
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
When using the flat rails (cough cough) or the MOTM-19As, there is a gap *on purpose* of 0.015 inches between panels. I *have* to do this to allow slop in
Re: [motm] Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Thomas Hudson
Looks okay to me, but being an engineer (spelling issues) and a southerner (speaking issues) you probably shouldn t rely too heavily on my opinion. :-) Tomy
flat rail gap?
2001-01-08 by Joseph Casbarian
I ve got my walnut boards, and I m waiting for the flat rails. I ve got a question though. When the panels are mounted on the rails, will they have any gaps in
Please proofread this!
2001-01-08 by Paul Schreiber
Go to www.synthtech.com/demo get the PDF file named catalog_2.pdf This is 1 of 2 brochure pages (not intended to replace the on-line catalog). PLEASE check for
Re: [motm] OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Hey Larry, without setups like that, I d be like the Maytag repair man around here! John (running to remove several miles of guitar cable from the back of
Re: [motm] rack panel advice?
2001-01-07 by J. Larry Hendry
The steel ones with the roll back edges are available from musicians friend. Not an exact match, but if you want something strong enough to drill a bunch of
Re: [motm] OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Right you are JB. I was describing the electrical signal wavelength (like a stupid stooge). Larry H BTW, that reminds me of a question a friend of mine
LONG!!! Old AH post from Gene Stopp regarding Emerson's modular use LONG!!!
2001-01-07 by revtor@aol.com
This is long but great. A gem of an email courtesy of the MIDIwall searchable AH archives and Gene Stopp. Lazy sunday reading at its best! ~Steve M To:
Re: [motm] rack panel advice?
2001-01-07 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I got a 1U panel with a crinkle black finish (as close as you re going to get without having to beg Moe to get him to throw it in with the next batch of diy
SynthTech MOAS Bradley SuperMoe
2001-01-07 by revtor@aol.com
All, How sabout instead of trying to make this all in one super duper MOAS/DoMOAS thing, go the SuperMoe route instead and make it a bunch of modules? (clock
Re: [motm] OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Yeah, but radio waves travel a bit faster than sound waves (now who s the Stooge!). ... Just off the top of my head I think the speed of sound (at room
IBM joysticks & stuff on sale
2001-01-07 by revtor@aol.com
All, Electric Goldmine has the IBM PC JR joysticks on sale now for 99 cents!!!! Get em now in anticipation for the Joystick/Controller interface module...?
[motm] Oakley Stuff
2001-01-07 by Tony Allgood
Hi all, Now taking orders for the Oakley Envelope Follower and Gate Extractor module PCBs. User Guide and schematic on my site. Boards should be in next week
Re: [motm] OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by sikorsky
... if i remember correctly (after hopping around the room in agony trying to remember this one), the formula is: v = fw v is velocity of sound in air at sea
Re: [motm] suggestions on my next module... anyone
2001-01-07 by imorpheusl@aol.com
if your looking to purchase more modules, my suggestion would be to buy modules that are stand alone processors. If you already have a 420 and an EG, something
Re: [motm] OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by J. Larry Hendry
Wavelength is inverse to frequency. So, low frequencies have the longest wavelengths. Radio antennas are sized to some multiple of wavelengths. ANY two bass
OT: More of Nate's Stupidity
2001-01-07 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
Is there an easy formula to figure out wavelength (in feet)? I was reading the spec sheet for some of the cabinets I have and it was stating 3-6db gains when
Re: rack panel advice?
2001-01-06 by Dave Bradley
... Try Allied Electronics #724-1901. It s not an exact match, which you won t find. But it s textured black, and looks darn close in a rack next to the real
Re: [motm] old lag...
2001-01-06 by Paul Schreiber
Correct. Paul S. Mr Typo ... From: sikorsky To: Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 12:22 PM Subject: [motm] old
Re: [motm] I got a new module...
2001-01-06 by sikorsky
From: norman fay ... hello all (again) which diy store would that be..? cheers interested paul b sheffield, three days due south by
Re: [motm] rack panel advice?
2001-01-06 by sikorsky
From: Joseph Casbarian ... hello, unless anyone has any specific pointers: choose a steel one rather than an aluminium one, and
old lag...
2001-01-06 by sikorsky
hello all (again), just building my #820 i noticed a discrepancy - the instructions advise leaving a resistor leg, but there s no further mention of it looking
I got a new module...
2001-01-06 by norman fay
A motm 410. Oh joy! I plan on getting that soldering iron *cooking* this weekend... I also spotted a flat pack bookshelf at a local DIY store...it looked
rack panel advice?
2001-01-06 by Joseph Casbarian
I m looking for a 1 unit tall, blank rack panel with a MOTM type finish. Any suggestions? Thanks, joseph casbarian
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-06 by James Holloway
Sure, post it to your site. -- James Holloway jimh54@onebox.com - email (972) 993-2023 x1188 - voicemail/fax ...
Re: [motm] NAMM booth Info
2001-01-06 by Paul Schreiber
Anaheim. See www.namm.org for more info. Paul S. blissfully listening to a his new Mark Levinson 383 ... From: David Bivins To:
RE: [motm] NAMM booth Info
2001-01-05 by David Bivins
Duh, when/where is the convention/exhibition? (I meant duh for me, not you--I should know this).
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I ll give you my take on this. 1. I agree. I have this on my DIY list. 2. -5 to +5 for CV range. 3. Yes you can get the voltage by hooking the pot
RE: [motm] suggestions on my next module... anyone
2001-01-05 by phases
... i ve been using my 909 to trigger the 101 and a 727 to trigger the eg and it works great. ... I was thinking of just getting another filter, probably the
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I ll give you my take on this. 1. I agree. I have this on my DIY list. 2. -5 to +5 for CV range. 3. Yes you can get the voltage by hooking the pot
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by CHRIS PARKER
Oh yeah, put it on the web site, please!!! Thanks! -Chris- ... OK, I ll give you my take on this. 1. I agree. I have this on my DIY list. 2. -5 to +5 for CV
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by sikorsky
hello all, thanks for the reply larry, i was shying away from the bells & whistles, as i can use my oakley multimix to attenuate / invert / offset, and as i
Re: OT Miniwave update ?/ was arpegiate
2001-01-05 by ceres@sirius.com
... Blacet ... be the MOTM ... It s the same filter as the large-size Borg Filter module (minus the two oscillators), which is inspired by Buchla filters.
Re: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by sikorsky
From: Brousseau, Paul E (Paul) ... and ... yeah, i realised halfway through typing out that email, that +/-5v is a useful range ... ah, a bit
RE: [motm] voltage sauce !
2001-01-05 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Of course there s interest, if for nothing other than academic purposes! Always good to learn... --PBr
Re: [motm] OT: Signatures
2001-01-05 by bigd@buffalo.com
we recieved all 3 your OT messages to the list! Jim