Re: [motm] Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
... crap-o-shit ?? I have heard of stuff being crap and shit .... But crap-o-shit ... that must be especially bad. Larry H
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Re: [motm] Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
... Oh, me too. No doubt about it. I just find it interesting to see one of these actually in the aftermarket AND commanding such a price. Oh my !! Larry H
Re: [motm] Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 04/25/2000 11:39:13 PM, synth1@airmail.net writes:
Re: [motm] Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by Paul Schreiber
Hmm... 1) cheap crap-o shit CTS open-frame carbon trim pots (just like the original 921!) 2) open-frame panel carbon pots (worse than the original 921!) 3) No
Re: [motm] Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
Oh, I forgot the phaser questions: 1 - When were we expecting the MOTM phaser? 2 - Anybody own the Mooger Phaser and care to comment on it? 3 - What seems to
Cincinnati Moog vaporware & phaser questions
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I know most people on this list probably know the story of the three Moogs. It s kind of like the three little bears, except papa Moog has a new name and baby
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-26 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/25/2000 7:27:33 PM, Larry (the talented one -- except at ... There were two Joes, Joe Besser (he wouldn t take the pie in the face) and
MOTM-320 Sync Brain Fart
2000-04-26 by Paul Schreiber
Forget everything I said. The 320 *has* a pulse glitcher built-in. So the answer to the original question is YES! A GATE will sync the LFO at the *leading
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
... Yep: (1)Larry (the talented one), (2)Moe (the business guy), (3)Shemp, (4)Curly, Shemp again, then (5)Joe. I got it on tape JWB. I ll mail ya a copy.
Re: [motm] Power-1 power supply deal - cheap $
2000-04-26 by Charles Stella
Larry, Thanks for the tip. I just ordered one for my second cabinet. All the best. Charles.
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-26 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/25/2000 1:48:38 PM, Larry (the talented stooge) Hendry ... Well, thanks to (our) Larry, I was able to see the last hour and a bit of it. I
RE: [motm] Odd old WMS item on eBay - modular synth interface
2000-04-26 by Tentochi
Any chance of posting the literature or getting a copy of it??? Thanks! --Shemp
Power-1 power supply deal - cheap $
2000-04-26 by J. Larry Hendry
Power supply deal if you are planning to put something in a wood case (ie, ... This is the nice power-1 supply that retails in the electronic catalogs for
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-25 by Doug Pearson
ABC s documentary TV Movies seem to play pretty fast and loose with the facts - witness the Beach Boys one from a couple months ago, where they had to
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-25 by J. Larry Hendry
... Well, I think you missed the best parts then. However, I have no doubt that facts were distorted to suit the movie. That seems to be common place these
440 is awesome
2000-04-25 by Celeste H
It s the greatest filter ever. I m going to win the lottery and line a wall with hundreds of them and just filter everything. Is there going to be a 440-ish
Re: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Paul Schreiber
I think the R and C need to be swapped. Paul S. ... From: The Old Crow To: Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 12:32 PM
Re: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by The Old Crow
... Ultracheap method (fits in one end of a patch cord): gate ---/ / /---+ 22K _|_ ... +-------- trig ___| ___ _|_ 1N914 /_ ... _|_ _/ (ground) ..at
RE: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Nathan Hunsicker
I guess I could also use an EG to do this, although it would seem like a waste of it s capabilities. Maybe I m misunderstading what you wrote but I m looking
Re: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Paul Schreiber
... Sure, use a 555 timer as a monostable, set for a 100us output pulse. Paul S.
RE: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Dave Bradley
All it takes is a flipflop, a resistor, and a cap to create a delay from the output to the Reset input. Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering
Re: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Nathan Hunsicker
... Which leads me to my next question, is there any simple way to make a gate to trigger pulse convertor? -Nate
Re: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Paul Schreiber
... from my 320 LFO, I want to make sure that the 5V out from the midi-cv won t fry the sync input. If so, will the wave reset on key press or key release? The
module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Nathan Hunsicker
Has there been any discussion about an arpeggiator module? I know that there was some past mention about an arpeggiator function integrated into the DoMOAS
RE: [motm] module idea & question
2000-04-25 by Tkacs, Ken
You could make an arpeggiator based on sequencer-like technology. You can also get Korg Mono/Poly-like effects using a quantizer with a sample & hold unit.
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-25 by velure
... i was not very impressed with it. i turned it off about 45 minutes into it. they seemed to have confused a few stooge facts and distorted the events to
Moog Article
2000-04-25 by Steven McFarling
I just picked this up over at slashdot. It is a really good article about Dr. Moog http://www.salon.com/people/bc/2000/04/25/moog/index.html
Re: RE: [motm] Odd old WMS item on eBay - modular synth interface
2000-04-25 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 4/24/00 7:27:01 PM, tentochi@columbus.rr.com writes:
Re: [motm] Digital guts behind MOTM panels..
2000-04-25 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 00-04-24 23:20:26 EDT, you write: steve, only familiar with it from the
Re: [motm] Stooge stuff
2000-04-25 by Al Wagner
wobobobobobobo nyuk ynuk nyuk oh, wise guy Good stuff!!! Al (Formerly Aardvark1 but dumped aol) Wagner ... From: J. Larry Hendry To:
Stooge stuff
2000-04-25 by J. Larry Hendry
I hope you all caught the stooge special on ABC tonight. It was good watching. Larry H
Digital guts behind MOTM panels..
2000-04-25 by revtor@aol.com
I know that getting the basics of modualr sythesis inthe MOTM arsenal is of paramount importance.. but has anyone seen the Dopefer sampler/wavetable module?
Re: [motm] Quick Update
2000-04-24 by J. Larry Hendry
... Great. Just what we need. I spoke to my cabinet builder today. But, I will not finish the design until I have rails. :) Now we re cookin Larry H
RE: [motm] re re 440 help!
2000-04-24 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Sure you didn t accidently assemble a MOTM-100...? ;) --PBr
RE: [motm] Odd old WMS item on eBay - modular synth interface
2000-04-24 by Tentochi
I hope it didn t stand for Wave Motion Sound. Alas, I found that it does not. Mark Glinsky has a Wasatch Music Systems WMS-900A Flanger (voltage-controlled)
Re: [motm] Odd old WMS item on eBay - modular synth interface
2000-04-24 by Paul Schreiber
It is a CV mixer with a little routing matrix to assign CVs to busses. It doesn t *generate* anything. WMS was in Salt Lake City, I think. Offered pcbs of
Odd old WMS item on eBay - modular synth interface
2000-04-24 by ivancu@aol.com
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=315091176 This is a box built by WMS to interface modular synths... hard to describe. Sort of a
Re: [motm] interesting modular guitar FX idea at geofex.com
2000-04-24 by ivancu@aol.com
In a message dated 4/23/00 3:35:42 PM, jwbarlow@aol.com writes: P.S. Can anyone on the list tell me about Portland? My wife and ...
Another cable source...
2000-04-24 by joe.pavone
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ex/shop/rec/0424-043002-10122934107?buy&type=c&q=RCAX&linenum=27&csel=&netpid=332000 if you want very flexable neon cables check
Quick Update
2000-04-24 by Paul Schreiber
I m going to ship as much as humanly possible this week. Then, I will have to cut back due to other things taking over for a while. The following modules are
Re: [motm] Something wacky this way comes!
2000-04-24 by alt-mode
I too am a happy Wacky Kovacky cable consumer! John even made a special triple-headed 1/4 - S-Trigger cable for me for a very reasonable price. I have been
Something wacky this way comes!
2000-04-23 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I ve become another happy member of the Wacky Kovacy cable consumers on this list. I received my order very quickly, and they look good. I m wondering if any
List Links :~(
2000-04-23 by thomas white
Hugo, Man you sure took my mail personal. No offense was intended. I was mearly supporting the links provided by users becauase I have yet to come across a
Re: [motm] interesting modular guitar FX idea at geofex.com
2000-04-23 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... I think you were the person who made me aware of him. I hope he starts to offer PCBs for guitar effects again. ... I liked Harry s response to this (on
re re 440 help!
2000-04-23 by revtor@aol.com
Paul B wrote..... so the noise is created by the input section of the filter what happens when you adjust the input attenuators - can you tie it down to one
Re: [motm] BBD delays, and module suggestion
2000-04-23 by Tony Allgood
... in 100ns. There used to be a lovely little chip called the DS0026 made by National that was made for this job. Mainly designed for driving MOSFETs in big
Re: [motm] BBD delays, and module suggestion
2000-04-23 by jhaible
... We re talking about the 750mA it takes to charge a 5nF capcitor to 15V in 100ns. JH.
Re: [motm] List Links :~)
2000-04-23 by Hugo Haesaert
Erm All ! ... I have NOT spoken against links, on the contrary, i think they are an integral part of the whole internet thing, and as such very interesting and
Re: [motm] BBD delays, and module suggestion
2000-04-23 by Hugo Haesaert
Hi All ! Hi input capacitance ? What about buffering the clocks with an opamp that easily drives capacitive loads . I seem to remember the TL272 was good for
Re: [motm] List Links :~)
2000-04-23 by Thomas Hudson
... Digital Subscriber Line. The phone company s answer to cable modems. There are two versions; ADSL (Asymetric DSL) and SDLS (Symetric). Uses your current