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2003-05-30 by Michael St

Greetings,

I recently purchased a small MOTM system and am currently waiting 
anxiously for it to arrive some time next week. Out of curiosity, are 
there any members here in the San Francisco bay area?

--mikes

Re: [motm] howdy

2003-05-30 by Kevin B

Hi

Yes, I am one of them.  I live in the Mission district in SF.  I know there 
are supposedly quite a few others, and I understand that  the bay area has a 
fairly high concentration of MOTM users

Kevin


>
>Greetings,
>
>I recently purchased a small MOTM system and am currently waiting
>anxiously for it to arrive some time next week. Out of curiosity, are
>there any members here in the San Francisco bay area?
>
>--mikes
>

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RE: [motm] howdy

2003-05-30 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)

I currently live in Oakland, myself.  I know there were a couple more in Oakland/Berkeley, but I haven't seen them active on the list in a while.  And there is/was a group in the south bay.

--PBr

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin B [mailto:neutrino000@...]
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 8:35 AM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [motm] howdy


Yes, I am one of them.  I live in the Mission district in SF.  I know there 
are supposedly quite a few others, and I understand that  the bay area has a 
fairly high concentration of MOTM users
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>I recently purchased a small MOTM system and am currently waiting
>anxiously for it to arrive some time next week. Out of curiosity, are
>there any members here in the San Francisco bay area?

Re: [motm] howdy

2003-05-30 by Mike S

That's pretty close to my hood, I live in Bernal Heights above the  
mission.

What kinds of systems do people have? I'm starting out with a simple 8  
module system, but I intend to outgrow that quickly. I'm also  
interested in patches people have put together. Is there a forum or  
website that collects these?

--mikes
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On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 08:34  AM, Kevin B wrote:

>
> Hi
>
> Yes, I am one of them.  I live in the Mission district in SF.  I know  
> there
> are supposedly quite a few others, and I understand that  the bay area  
> has a
> fairly high concentration of MOTM users
>
> Kevin
>
>
>>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> I recently purchased a small MOTM system and am currently waiting
>> anxiously for it to arrive some time next week. Out of curiosity, are
>> there any members here in the San Francisco bay area?
>>
>> --mikes
>>
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RE: [motm] howdy

2003-05-30 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)

My own system has been somewhat dormant recently.  It's most recent use was as a monsterious fm-radio processor and distorted feedback loop-- which culminated in blowing out a PA speaker.

Various patches have been posted to the email list (so you can check the YahooGroups archives), but it might be 
difficult finding them.

--PBr
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mike S [mailto:mikest@...]
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 12:00 PM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [motm] howdy


That's pretty close to my hood, I live in Bernal Heights above the  
mission.

What kinds of systems do people have? I'm starting out with a simple 8  
module system, but I intend to outgrow that quickly. I'm also  
interested in patches people have put together. Is there a forum or  
website that collects these?

Kyma + MOTM

2003-05-30 by Tentochi

How many MOTM users out there also own or use a Kyma system?  I think this is a
great pairing (which has been briefly mentioned here before)?

--Shemp (please don't shake me or stir me!)

P.S.

> as a monsterious fm-radio processor and distorted feedback loop-- which
> culminated in blowing out a PA speaker.

Ah!  The perfect use for MOTM systems!  MOTM is used to similar effect to shake
the hell out of Disney Sea's volcano (Tokyo).

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RE: [motm] howdy

2003-05-30 by Kevin B

I started out with a MOTM power supply and a 420 filter, both kits.� Eventually it grew to fill most of a 20U tall rack.� Not all of it is MOTM though, I have some Blacet, Oakley, Synthesizers.com, and a Cyndustries module mixed in there.� All the MOTM, Blacet, and Oakley were built as kits, and have Stooge panels.� I'm now planning on moving the system into a Stooge Industries Walnut cabinet(s) for better ergonomics, looks,�and expandibility.� As far as patches, I don't really write them down.� I used to, but I found it more time consuming than actually patching up the sound.� What�sort of music are planning on making with your new system?� Or, what kind of music are you already making that you are going to compliment with your new system?
Kevin
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<---Original Message-----
>From: Mike S [mailto:mikest@...]
>Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 12:00 PM
>To: motm@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [motm] howdy
>
>
>That's pretty close to my hood, I live in Bernal Heights above the
>mission.
>
>What kinds of systems do people have? I'm starting out with a simple 8
>module system, but I intend to outgrow that quickly. I'm also
>interested in patches people have put together. Is there a forum or
>website that collects these?

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Re: howdy

2003-05-30 by gooboworks

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Michael St <mikest@a...> wrote:
> Greetings,
> 
> I recently purchased a small MOTM system and am currently waiting 
> anxiously for it to arrive some time next week. Out of curiosity, 
are 
> there any members here in the San Francisco bay area?
> 
> --mikes

There is a Yahoo group about modular synthesizer folks in the Bay 
Area.  It was started by Fred Becker who now lives in Indiana (Hi 
Fred), and it is called modularities.  It has been very quiet 
lately.   Here it is:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/modularities/

Andy Miller

Re: Kyma + MOTM

2003-05-30 by pacificamsx

I have the basic Kyma/Capy 320 system (no additional DSP yet). It 
does use a similar part of my brain...!

-Russell

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Tentochi <tentochi2003@y...> wrote:
> How many MOTM users out there also own or use a Kyma system?  I 
think this is a
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> great pairing (which has been briefly mentioned here before)?
> 
> --Shemp (please don't shake me or stir me!)
>

Re: Kyma + MOTM

2003-05-31 by Mike Marsh

A Kyma would complete my evil plan of world domination.  The ugly 
triumvirate of MOTM + Kyma + Ztar would indeed inspire shock and 
awe. I have two out of three so far, but expect to get a Kyma by 
early fall.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha (evil world-dominator laugh)

Mike

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Tentochi <tentochi2003@y...> wrote:
> How many MOTM users out there also own or use a Kyma system?  I 
think this is a
> great pairing (which has been briefly mentioned here before)?
> 
> --Shemp (please don't shake me or stir me!)
> 
> P.S.
> 
> > as a monsterious fm-radio processor and distorted feedback loop--
 which
> > culminated in blowing out a PA speaker.
> 
> Ah!  The perfect use for MOTM systems!  MOTM is used to similar 
effect to shake
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> the hell out of Disney Sea's volcano (Tokyo).
> 
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