MOTM

> Craig Critchley <craigc@...> wrote:
> Yesterday here in the sunny (for a while) Pacific Northwest we had both a
Synth DIY get-together and the Robert Rich show.  Both were good, and
well-attended.

I so much wanted to attend one of Robert's concerts in the Midwest.  But, he
was through here during the time I was motorcycling through the Southeast.

> I took my whole MOTM system, including a couple of Oakley modules and a
Blacet Darkstar, with Stooge panels, and my pile of  Stooge cables.

Here is a link to photos that Toby Paddock posted to the Synth-DIY list:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Toby Paddock <tpaddock@...>
http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/

I assume this one is you:
http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/P8020502a.jpg

Wow, and I see Stooge panels, Stooge end caps (some with Synth Tech logos)
and Stooge supplied Synth Tech cables.  Hey, you must be a valued regular
customer of Stooge Products, Inc.  :)

> There was a small Modcan system (I forget who, sorry) which included
Cynthia Webster's clone of the Buchla low-pass gate.

Did you get a chance to mess with the LP gate?  I have one coming and
wondered.

Is that a Korg DSS-1 I see?  Was it just being used for a controller?  It is
a fine analog synth engine in itself (except for the digital sample-playback
oscillators).

> There were two or three people there who had stuff from Synthesizers.com,
but no one brought any to the meeting (slackers!)

<<snicker>>

Larry

From: "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@...>
> I assume this one is you:
> http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/P8020502a.jpg

Yup.

> Wow, and I see Stooge panels, Stooge end caps (some with Synth Tech logos)
> and Stooge supplied Synth Tech cables.  Hey, you must be a valued regular
> customer of Stooge Products, Inc.  :)

Don't know what I'd do without you guys.  :-)

> Did you get a chance to mess with the LP gate?  I have one coming and
> wondered.

Unfortunately I didn't get to play around with it, although the guy that
brought it had a random patch running different waveforms from the Modcan
wavetable osc through the LPG.

> Is that a Korg DSS-1 I see?  Was it just being used for a controller?  It
is
> a fine analog synth engine in itself (except for the digital
sample-playback
> oscillators).

Yes, someone brought a DSS-1 (forgot to mention that) and played it. He
actually wasn't a DIY guy and heard about the meeting because of Robert
Rich, but got into the spirit of things.

There was also a guy (from the Analog Heaven list, I think) who brought an
Evolver (new analog/digital hybrid from Dave Smith, of Sequential Circuits
and Prophet 5 fame).  You wouldn't think there was any room for analog stuff
in that little box, but it did all sorts of stuff.

                            ...Craig

I have one and it's really nice-sounding!  In a Schaeffer panel...

Mike

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@i...> wrote:
> 
> > There was a small Modcan system (I forget who, sorry) which 
included
> Cynthia Webster's clone of the Buchla low-pass gate.
> 
> Did you get a chance to mess with the LP gate?  I have one coming 
and
> wondered.
>