Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO Completed and Suggestion
2001-01-02 by Dave Hylander
... No, it does not weaken it any. From a mechanical engineering standpoint, the cross sectional attachment point is the same whether it is a slot or a oval
Messages
Browse messages
Page 508 of 690 · 34488 messages matched
Re: [motm] LFO
2001-01-02 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Maybe the upcoming MOTM VC Phaser can incorporate a simple on board LFO which is capable of producing the basic popular LFO waveforms (like triangle,
mooger VC phaser opinion
2001-01-02 by thomas white
Hello Big D, I am, and it s Great! and you can use voltage control for all of the knobs if you d like. The input level is optimized for guitars though, not 10v
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO Completed and Suggestion
2001-01-02 by Dave Hylander
Jim, Which one are you asking about? Larry s VCO tuning mod, or the R50 change to 2m2? Most likely your VCO s already have the change of R50 to 2m2. This
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO Completed and Suggestion
2001-01-01 by bigd@buffalo.com
Can one of the Daves draw this one out/or a few picture tutorials for us non DYI ers, perhaps this one to get the feet wet on.? Thx Jim
The great 300 VCO Completed and Suggestion
2001-01-01 by Dave Hylander
Well I finished installing Larry s mod on my six VCO s . The mod works great and I changed R50 to the 2M2 that Paul had recommended awhile back. While taking
Re: [motm] caps and current
2001-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: binky beetlebaum Two things I m wondering: 1. How can I find/figure out how much current modules are drawing? I was
Re: [motm] caps and current
2001-01-01 by Dave Hylander
I don t know if this is what your talking about Larry, but I find this one useful. http://www.execpc.com/~endlr/ -dave-
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
... That was my first thought. When I mentioned it Paul he didn t recommend it (sorry, I don t mean to be actualy quoting Paul on the list). But, I did ask
caps and current
2001-01-01 by binky beetlebaum
Two things I m wondering: 1. How can I find/figure out how much current modules are drawing? I was thinking about setting up a small module rack & using a wall
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I have already put mine back together so can t see the bottom side trace now. But, I am pretty sure it is pin 3. It really doesn t matter if it is in the
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by Dave Hylander
I asked Paul this question a while back and he replied that you could take it up to 4.7M but anything above that would/could introduce drift. Not having a
Re: [motm] VC phasers
2001-01-01 by alt-mode
Yes, the MF-103 is a very cool VC phaser. I haven t tried JH s trick using the 320 LFO yet with the MF but I ll have to try it soon! I have done similar
VC Phazer
2001-01-01 by Paul Schreiber
Before everyone gets spun-up, JH and I have prototyped a VC Phaser. We have not decided what the final version will be. It has *lots* of parts. But it will be
Re: [motm] VC phasers
2001-01-01 by bigd@buffalo.com
Anyone using the moogerfroger one? I can ge that one at 40% off from a friend ? Jim
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... I m not sure I ll modify my 300s, but I know what you mean about having a very narrow range over the fine tune control. I also have about a 3 semitone
Re: [motm] LFO
2001-01-01 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I don t think there are many of us on the list with VC Phasers at the moment. It wouldn t be too hard to whip one up from some CEM 3320s, but I seem to recall
Re: [motm] LFO
2001-01-01 by jhaible@t-online.de
... The ARP Quadra Phaser clone. (See http://home.t-online.de/home/jhaible/hj_sch.html , bottom of the page, for details.) But that is just one example for an
More FINE Control
2001-01-01 by thomas white
Hi guys, What if you left the circuit alone and replaced the single turn FINE potentiometer to a ten-turn pot? Then you could have all the fine control you
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by Dave Hylander
Works great Larry! Thanks. Now for the question.. I pulled out my 300 Schematic to update it and rang out the via the mod takes place on and found that the
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by Paul Schreiber
The Moog 12 I m restoring has this factory mod . You can get decent 10-turn pots for about $8 surplus. Paul S. ... From: To:
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 12/31/00 11:16:47 PM, jlarryh@iquest.net writes: Has anyone
Re: [motm] LFO
2001-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
Thanks JH. Unfortunately, no voltage controlled phaser on this end yet in the modular. Which phaser are you using -- your Neptune perhaps? Larry H ... From:
Re: [motm] resonating bodies
2001-01-01 by Hugo Haesaert
Hi JB n All ! See, no ot sign anymore ;^P It s widely accepted that concepts of analogue synthesis are ON Topic for this list . May i remind you that many of
first unreasonable module demand of the year...
2001-01-01 by sikorsky
hello all hny and all that so i thought i d kick off the new year with a module suggestion: how s about a simple arpegiator..? yep i know i can string one
LFO
2001-01-01 by jhaible@t-online.de
I got my MOTM LFO kit shortly after Christmas, and the first thing I tried was controlling a Phaser with the unsymmetrical Sine waveshape. This is something I
Re: [motm] The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by Tony Allgood
Hi all, ... fine enough for my personal taste. I have the same trouble on my Oakley VCO too. I made it one octave, just like the Moog ones, but I think I
The great 300 VCO
2001-01-01 by J. Larry Hendry
A couple of days ago, I just finished building my 4th and 5th MOTM-300 VCOs. Even though this is a more difficult kit in terms of the number of parts and
re: suggestions on my next module
2000-12-31 by phases
I purchased a 420 filter and an 800 lfo I meant 800 eg. chad phillips http://cfiend.home.mindspring.com/ icq: 9033549 IM: ihatesushi Computer games don t
suggestions on my next module
2000-12-31 by phases
I purchased a 420 filter and an 800 lfo about a year ago and love them. I have been wanting to expand, but haven t had the money until now. Among the rest of
Re: [motm] suggestions on my next module
2000-12-31 by Jeffrey Pontius
... This suggestion is not exactly filter related, but for using multiple pieces of gear (and within motm) I have found the 700 DUAL switcher to be very
HNY
2000-12-31 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! Y all Keith http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass
Re: [motm] MOTM-101 report
2000-12-31 by sikorsky
To: ... well, i ll ask first: for the butchers among us, what would these value changes be..? cheers paulb
Re: [motm] Alesis AirFX
2000-12-31 by alt-mode
I played with one of these for a very brief moment at a Mars store today while waiting for a salesdroid to dig something up. I only auditioned about two of
Re: [motm] MOTM-101 report
2000-12-31 by Paul Schreiber
... noise. ... It s an OP-275GP. You can t just swap it out , as 4 other resistor/cap values change as well. Paul S.
[motm] Alesis AirFX
2000-12-31 by elhardt@aol.com
There s a new product from Alesis which is similar to the D-Beam that Roland put on some of their products. I wanted a D-Beam but they went out of production
Re: [motm] [OT] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Hi Hugo, Great to hear from you again! This is absolutely perfect -- they even sell those oddball PUs I was thinking about! I should say great minds think
Re: [motm] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by bigd@buffalo.com
Can everyone remember to put a OT: for off topic in there subjects lines when sending a list mail with off topic content. This helps people not interested
Re: [motm] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by Hugo Haesaert
Hi John n All ! Check out : http://www.windworld.com/emi/ Experimental Musical Instruments homepage . Maybe gives some answers . And be careful playing with
Re: [motm] Custom Panels
2000-12-30 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: I got the 831 & 822 boards today toether with the resistor packs. They look great, looking forward to the
Re: resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by doc pendergast
oh me oh my, simple sequencin with multiple open browsers. select samples to play and then start pagin through and sendin em off as fast as you can. too
RE: [motm] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by David Halliday
To add to the fray, check out this site: http://www.silophone.net/eng/about.html ( this is the general English language description with a photo ) This is an
Re: [motm] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-12-29 13:48:57 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] Re: resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-12-29 18:51:29 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] resonating bodies
2000-12-30 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-12-29 09:09:48 EST, you write: ken, do they still make plate and gold foil reverbs? years back, i
Re: [motm] Big DIY panel Image, Delete if too large for U
2000-12-30 by thomas white
Yeah the color of the panel is shit. I used the laser printer label/adhesive method for this one. The thing looks pure black in my studio, but when the flash
Re: resonating bodies
2000-12-29 by Celeste H
... I think you mean Alvin Lucier. I tried the pipes in front of speakers thing for a performance piece once. didn t work shockingly well, but the source sound
Re: [motm] RE: stupid electronics tricks
2000-12-29 by Frank Vanaman
Hello again! ... Now that I think of it, I think I may still have at least part of the breadboard we used for this. I ll try to look over the weekend and see
RE: [motm] OT - Anyone here from Quasimidi?
2000-12-29 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Heh, as noted, I often am wrong. ;) --PBr
Re: [motm] OT - Anyone here from Quasimidi?
2000-12-29 by bigd@buffalo.com
Sunsyn is Joe Mox, diferent company Jim