MOTM

a) JH's WiggleBug LFO will be a module. There will be a '500 series module, 'invented' by Robert
Rich this summer, that is *kind of* like this for audio frequencies, with voltage control. It's
called a "VCO Cloud". More details after NAMM. Hint: he emulated the sound using 9 (!)
VCO/self-oscillating filters on Track #1 of 'Bestiary'.

b) There will also be a 1U wide MOTM-990 "Power Supply". This uses an external 'table top' supply
(universal input works anywhere in the world). The 1U panel has +-15V regulators, power switch,
LED, and 10 MTA-156s. Looks like a $99 kit (includes the 'table slug', brother to the 'wall
wart').

So, in a 5U "rack bag" (padded, portable 5U tall tote bag, nifty suckers, about $70) you can
stuff:

1 MOTM-990 supply
3 MOTM-310 uVCO
1 MOTM-390 uLFO (my design so far, 2 LFOs, 1 fixed/1 VC'd)
1 MOTM-490 uVCF
2 MOTM-800 EG
1 MOTM uMixer
1 MOTM-110/130 VCAs (will evolve into 1ea uVCA and 1ea uNoise/RM)

we be jammin'

and the whole thing fits under your arm.

Paul S.
actually shipping many things tomorrow....really!!!

Paul S. Wrote:

> LED, and 10 MTA-156s. Looks like a $99 kit (includes the
>'table slug', brother to the 'wall wart').

Funny... I've always called them "Brick on a Leash" power supplies.  
Must be a New England thing.

At 7:19 AM +0000 12/07/01, sucrosemusic wrote:
>
>> LED, and 10 MTA-156s. Looks like a $99 kit (includes the
>>'table slug', brother to the 'wall wart').
>
>Funny... I've always called them "Brick on a Leash" power supplies.
>Must be a New England thing.

You must be surrounded by sugar maples.  Here in the Deep South (ie.
Connecticut) we call them "line lumps" :)

Paul -

For a setup like the one you describe below, we'll need a mults for 
1V/OCT and GATE.  That's two 4-ways, or thereabouts.  What about 
putting these on the 990?  Would there be noise problems?

Mike

--- In motm@y..., "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote:

> ... 
> So, in a 5U "rack bag" (padded, portable 5U tall tote bag, nifty 
suckers, about $70) you can

> stuff:
> 
> 1 MOTM-990 supply
> 3 MOTM-310 uVCO
> 1 MOTM-390 uLFO (my design so far, 2 LFOs, 1 fixed/1 VC'd)
> 1 MOTM-490 uVCF
> 2 MOTM-800 EG
> 1 MOTM uMixer
> 1 MOTM-110/130 VCAs (will evolve into 1ea uVCA and 1ea uNoise/RM)
> 
> ...