MOTM

My ISP's server crashed, and I fear much mail over the last two days is
lost.  This is a test.  Sorry.

Stooge Larry 
Why those knuckle heads.  I ought to....

In a message dated 10/15/99 5:31:16 AM, jlarryh@... writes:

>My ISP's server crashed, and I fear much mail over the last two days is
>lost.  This is a test.  Sorry.

>Stooge Larry 
>Why those knuckle heads.  I ought to....

So that's why you missed the "win a 20 module MOTM system if you can name the 
type of keyboard used on the Booker T. classic Green Onions" contest.

Actually there was a fair amount of posts to both this list and diy up until 
Tuesday, then both lists went very quiet. Hmmm, just about the same time 
those MOTM 410 kits would've been arriving -- coincidence? I think not.

Well, I've had my 410 going for almost a day now after some minor stupidity 
getting it working. I'm really impressed by the sound. I've so far used it 
mostly to do phaseresque stuff, and it is great for that! I've enjoyed using 
guitar through it, though I think the 420 LPF is better for envelope follower 
effects, the 410 is great with the LFOs sweeping across the harmonic 
spectrum. I've currently got a nice drone patch using two harmonically tuned 
VCOs (one doing linear FM on the other) with both outs going to the 120 
SUB-OCTAVE MULTIPLEXER (CROSS PRODUCT mode) which is going to 420 with a slow 
RATE sweeping widely across the spectrum. Very rich harmonic timbres!

DAMN! I need more VCOs!
John B.
PS, Hey Paul, did you ever get that gurtar, to make it easy to move your feet?
I'm gonna add some MOTM so that the dancers just won't hide.
< Larry? Your punch line here>

> From: JWBarlow@...
> So that's why you missed the "win a 20 module MOTM system if you can name
the 
> type of keyboard used on the Booker T. classic Green Onions" contest.

Yes, Damn.  With so many good clones on the market, I wonder how many of
the "younger" set might argue whether it was the XB-2 or VK-7.   HAHA

> Well, I've had my 410 going for almost a day now after some minor
stupidity 
> getting it working.

Some similar stupidity here.  Waiting for a couple of replacement parts. 
However, I did get to hear Paul rub in how good his sounds over the phone.

> DAMN! I need more VCOs!

Don't we all ??

> PS, Hey Paul, did you ever get that gurtar, to make it easy to move your
feet?
> I'm gonna add some MOTM so that the dancers just won't hide.
> < Larry? Your punch line here>

I couldn't possibly be that sly.

Larry

In a message dated 99-10-16 15:58:22 EDT, you write:

<<  that gurtar, to make it easy to move your feet?
 I'm gonna add some MOTM so that the dancers just won't hide. >>


was it let me hear the horns blow next or i`m gonna add a little organ...... 
????

OK, trivia studs, what organ did Sly play on this song when he played at
Woodstock?

Dave Bradley
Principal Software Engineer
Engineering Animation, Inc.
daveb@...

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> From: DAVEVOSH@...
>
> In a message dated 99-10-16 15:58:22 EDT, you write:
>
> <<  that gurtar, to make it easy to move your feet?
>  I'm gonna add some MOTM so that the dancers just won't hide. >>
>
>
> was it let me hear the horns blow next or i`m gonna add a little
> organ......
> ????
>
> >

In a message dated 99-10-16 22:16:26 EDT, you write:

<< what organ did Sly play on this song when he played at
 Woodstock? >>



farfisa duo-professional - ?

Close enough. It was a single kbd Farfisa Professional, just like the one I
played for several years. They didn't sound that bad, especially if you
played them through a Leslie. Of course I ditched mine at the earliest
opportunity to acquire a Hammond.

You are declared the winner. Just don't ask what the prize is!

Moe

> From: DAVEVOSH@...
>
> In a message dated 99-10-16 22:16:26 EDT, you write:
>
> << what organ did Sly play on this song when he played at
>  Woodstock? >>
>
>
>
> farfisa duo-professional - ?
>

In a message dated 99-10-17 13:04:02 EDT, you write:

<< Close enough. It was a single kbd Farfisa Professional, >>



oh my god, i was "almost" right!!!!!!  gee, i never owned one but when i was 
in high school in 1972, i worked for a band who`s kybd player had one and a 
leslie 147. both of the darn things were heavy!!!!! you`re right, though, as 
i recall it didn`t sound bad and was a whole lot easier to move around than a 
hammond.
best,
dave