non MOTM question
2000-11-17 by revtor@aol.com
all, I don t want to post this to AH because it is waay of topic so if anyone here could give me some answers reply off list thanks. Could I build a MIDI thru
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Re: [motm] Tracking Generator/filter (was: Future Utility Forum)
2000-11-16 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 11/15/00 10:05:29 PM Central Standard Time, ... Please do! : ) Andrew
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by weld@buffalo.com
Question on the 822. When using the 822 after a 300 Osc. Can I still use the fine tuning on the 300 to detune the 300, even with the 822 inline.? P.s. Thanks
OT- Mixer, A&H, Soundcraft, Soundtracs????
2000-11-16 by Kevin Peek
I need a new 24 or 32 channel mixer. I am tried of my Mackie s EQ. I am considering a Allen & Heath GL2200, Soundcraft Spirit Studio, Studiomaster Mixdown
Re: [motm] Re: MOTMized SEM filter
2000-11-16 by Jeffrey Pontius
Thanks again, Dave. You are a fountain of knowledge. ... Ok, yes. The first time I recall this unit was on Larry Fast s Electronic Realizations... (just in
Re: [motm] RE: Micro VCO
2000-11-16 by Jeffrey Pontius
Thanks, Dave, for the info & picture. Looks like a handy nice 1U vco (however, I think I would have gone for vc on shape, not fm, but I m too late). I m
Re: MOTMized SEM filter
2000-11-16 by Dave Bradley
... filter? ... For anyone who doesn t know, SEM is the Oberheim Synthesizer Expander Module, the earliest Oberheim product. You remember - those little white
RE: Micro VCO
2000-11-16 by Dave Bradley
... We had a LONG discussion bashing out the design of this module last year. See the winning design in the attached mockup. It has a fixed triangle output and
Re: [motm] Tracking Generator/filter (was: Future Utility Forum)
2000-11-16 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-11-15 23:05:29 EST, you write:
Mobius ordering info...
2000-11-16 by Tentochi
For some reason this isn t on the web site, so Jared forwarded it to me. A great addition to your MOTM!!! Bring on the DoMOAS! --Shemp Here s the payment
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Please make any responses private. Thanks, Larry ... From: J. Larry Hendry To: Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 8:37
Re: [motm] Tracking Generator/filter (was: Future Utility Forum)
2000-11-16 by Microtonal
You can do this pretty simply with some diodes, pots and op amps. I have some designed but untested schematics from around 16 years ago. Should I post these
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
that WAS supposed to be private... sorry folks -Nate
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
I ll take one of each, are you going to provide a parts list for both? I don t know where to find a high quality 7 position rotary switches. Also, any more
Joystick Rant
2000-11-16 by thomas white
DIY Idea for the newer gents, All you have to do is buy an IBM PC Jr joystick from Goldmine electronics (They are on-line, sorry no address) for $1.99. I
Tracking Gen
2000-11-16 by Paul Schreiber
This can be done with a diode breakpoint generator like old HP function generators used to turn triangles into sine waves. Paul S.
[motm] Tracking Generator/filter (was: Future Utility Forum)
2000-11-16 by Tkacs, Ken
I ve been following this discussion... Is this perhaps a job for JH s Interpolating Scanner, fed a keyboard CV?
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by alt-mode
A real tracking generator has various points on the scale where the slope of the function changes. Only very simple tracking (single function) can be
Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Professional quality printed circuit boards are available for the 831 and 822 voltage shifters. Those of you who ordered 831 and 822 panels knew this was
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by ixqy@aol.com
... a ... In a message dated 11/15/00 7:57:28 PM Central Standard Time, ... It s a bit more than a reversing attenuator in that it can actually change in
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by Dave Hylander
Hi Larry, I ve already spoken for one each of the PCBs. Please put me down for one more of each, or 2 each total. Thanks, Dave
Re: [motm] Circuit boards now available for the 822 and 831 voltage shifters
2000-11-16 by T.J.
Hi Larry, Just want to make sure I m in for 2 of the 822 pc boards. Thanks, Terry
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Andrew, Unless I am missing something obvious, I think this can be done in other ways with almost existing stuff. For keyboard tracking of a filter for
Re: [motm] Re: Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by Paul Schreiber
Lumped into utility , with the Yamaha and Roland footpedal stuff :) Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, November 15,
Re: [motm] (unknown)
2000-11-16 by J. Larry Hendry
Get a MOTM-410 filter for certain. Larry H ... From: baron swodeck To: Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 5:36
Re: [motm] I got your Ring Mod RIGHT HERE!!
2000-11-16 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 11/15/00 1:34:39 PM, synth1@airmail.net writes: Or original Oberheim ring modulator,
Re: [motm] Re: Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 11/15/00 11:10:04 AM, daveb@eai.com writes: Yes; what happened to the Joystick module
Re: [motm] (unknown)
2000-11-16 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-11-15 18:38:54 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] (unknown)
2000-11-16 by improv@peak.org
... Join the club! Even though I ve been playing with and programming synths for around 20 years now, I get a little mystified at some of the modules. My
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by Paul Schreiber
I *think* all this is, is the keyboard voltage going through a reversing attenuator. If not, please elaborate. Paul S. ... From: To:
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-16 by ixqy@aol.com
Hello, In addition to many of the ideas mentioned, I d like to see an Oberheim-style Tracking Generator module. I use these often when programming sounds on
(no subject)
2000-11-15 by baron swodeck
I ve been reading everybody s want lists for new modules. Am I the only one who doesn t know what some of this stuff does? Oh well, doesn t matter anyway, I
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-15 by J. Larry Hendry
From: thomas white 1.Attenuator module with 0-10 attenuator and a reversible attenuator or two, maybe with an inverter on the
Digital Noise Module
2000-11-15 by Tkacs, Ken
Since the subject has come up... Is it possible to create a digital noise module with a rotary switch (or VC morphing) between different kinds of digital
I got your Ring Mod RIGHT HERE!!
2000-11-15 by Paul Schreiber
fs: original maestro ring modulator $1250 ship worlwide email: romb@earthlink.net
Re: [motm] Update and Holiday Schedule
2000-11-15 by Jeffrey Pontius
Paul, Thanks for the updates - it s nice to be able to have some ideas about the near future in shipping times, modules, ..., and some input for future
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-15 by The Old Crow
... I ve got one about 50% done on a small PCB, maybe I ll finish it. ;) ... I also have this done as a PCB using my little PIC12C508 program. Would have to
Re: Future Utility Forum
2000-11-15 by Dave Bradley
Utility modules: 1. Joystick / gate buttons (2U) 2. analog inverter or reversible attenuator 3. 1U power switch for rear mounted supply and +/-10V dc jacks 4.
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-15 by CHRIS PARKER
Some utility functions I ve thought about are: 1. Foot Pedal Interface 2. Fixed Voltage Source 3. Input/Output Jacks separated by Momentary Switches 4.
Re: [motm] Future Utility Forum
2000-11-15 by thomas white
... Thanks for the update Paul!!! This brings to mind a poll of useful utility modules to think about. The list has been a little quite and I know all of you
Re: [motm] u.e.g. power supply - ?
2000-11-15 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-11-15 00:18:45 EST, you write:
RE: [motm] u.e.g. power supply - ?
2000-11-15 by Tony Karavidas
It uses a MOTM standard connector, thus it is +/- 15V. There is local 5V regulation. Tony ... From: davevosh@aol.com [mailto:davevosh@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday,
Re: [motm] Update and Holiday Schedule
2000-11-15 by Paul Schreiber
... Shhhhhh......... Paul S.
Update and Holiday Schedule
2000-11-15 by Paul Schreiber
Just a quick update & schedule over the holiday season. We will be closed from Friday, Dec. 15th until Monday, Jan. 8th. Very little, if anything, will be
Re: [motm] Update and Holiday Schedule
2000-11-15 by Nathan Alan Hunsicker
does this mean no more annual december sale? -nate
Re: Future Retro Mobius Sequencer
2000-11-15 by doc pendergast
h3y shemp, i ordered one, should be here friday. i ll drop you a line with what i think of it if n you want... peace doc ... portion of ... for one ... DoMOAS
Future Retro Mobius Sequencer
2000-11-15 by Tentochi
The Mobius is now shipping. It is $325. This is the sequencer portion of the popular FR777. It comes in a black 3U package. It only allows for one part at
Re: [motm] u.e.g. power supply - ?
2000-11-15 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-11-14 01:54:42 EST, you write: tony, a question i never thought to ask
Re: new to motm in seattle
2000-11-14 by perpetual@uswest.net
... couple of ... Buchla, so I ... heh! that s funny, i met a guy who said the exact same thing about the SJSU buchla. it s a damn shame i tell you. that
RE: [motm] Re: new to motm in seattle
2000-11-14 by Fahl, Romeo
I have no idea. I did meet someone who graduated from there a couple of years ago and he said he was the only one who wanted to use the Buchla, so I guess it