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Scheduling update/pots moving over to BTI

Scheduling update/pots moving over to BTI

2009-04-16 by Paul Schreiber

[I'll have my expert panel of judges select the '730 contest winner by Sat. 
Pm, still only 2 people have entered and a 3rd person would spice things up 
a bit]

As previously predicted, my MOTM time in March/April has been limited. I am 
about 100% caught-up in 2.0 orders. I even managed to ship a few kits out 
last week :)

I am running about 15 assembled modules behind schedule where I thought I 
would be 8 weeks ago. Looking forward until the end of May, I'm still going 
to be about this much behind (it's just going to be a *different* set of 15 
modules). Between tomorrow and May 1st I will be able to ship between 10 and 
14 modules, which is 'light' due to my real job workload. The month of May 
will be *much* better for MOTM shipments, *including* more kits going out. I 
should be able to ship a minimum of 30 assembled modules in May which will 
drop the backlog to < 50 modules (including 2 recent, rather large orders).

The pc boards that Shane will be working on (in order) are:

'320
'410
'420
more '300s

while I am making some more '310s and '800s.

Bottom line: Things will continue to be slow until May, then I can ship 
quite a bit more through June. My goal is to have <25 modules left to ship 
by the end of June. My day job essentially shuts down the first 2 weeks of 
July, and that is traditionally when I really catch up and do R&D (last year 
at this time is when I did the '730 production CAD work).

Sometime this summer, I will be switching over to the BTI pots and moving 
away from Spectrol. The Spectrol pricing is getting silly (like $13ea). What 
I will do is "pace myself" based on the current log pots (still Spectrol), 
so that for example the '420, 440 and '480 VCFs that use 3 log pots and 1 
Spectrol pot on the pc board will still all be Spectrol until I just can't 
ship anymore. Modules like the '820, '190 and '490 will quickly be 100% BTI 
pots.

This brings up the issue of the VCOs. Yes, the cermet elements are the 
lowest drift and make sense in VCOs. So yes, I will use the 148 there as 
long as I have stock (I have about 175 left) but *eventually* these will 
also be BTI (which are conductive plastic). Will this cause future 
'300s/'310s to be unstable/unusable? Of *course not*. As far as I know, 
every other synth vendor uses carbon pots in their VCOs, and they are still 
being bought. MOTM VCOs will still exhibit the *lowest drift* of any VCO.

Remember, the shafts of the BTI pots will reduce the gap between the bottom 
of the knob to the front panel by about 0.040in. Which in reality, looks a 
bit nicer IMHO.

When I get low on the Spectrol 248J log pots, I will order equivalent log 
pots from BTI which are an *upgrade* IMHO from the Spectrols.

Paul S.

Graphics library for panels

2009-04-18 by Greg James

I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like to know if
there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot tick marks with
numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I suppose,
but hey - maybe there's some out there...

BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would work I think.

-Greg

Freebie to UK MOTMers !

2009-04-18 by Paul Bower

hello all,
i've been clearing out a little stuff recently (the traditional post VEMIA tidy up in our household)
and i've found a spare ringer binder - the three ring type you can get in the US but never in the UK
ideal for those original MOTM documents you never bothered to try and chop down to fit an A4 ring binder
spine is around 1" capacity, and was kindly sent to me by a US MOTMer some years ago - so, to pass on the favour - it's free to a good home somewhere in the UK (to cut down on postage)
first come first served - there's only one !

cheers
paul

Re: [motm] Graphics library for panels

2009-04-18 by Andre Majorel

On 2009-04-17 22:51 -0400, Greg James wrote:

> I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like
> to know if there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex:
> pot tick marks with numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.)
> I'm just being lazy, I suppose, but hey - maybe there's some out
> there...
> 
> BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would
> work I think.

If you can re-use PostScript code, there's this :

http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/misc/panel.ps
  - Mony 41007-1/-2 knobs (http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/misc/41007.jpg),
    similar to Modcan B series.
  - Signed or unsigned tick marks, angle 300\ufffd, resolution 0.2
  - Cliff S2 jacks (nuts not shown)

http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/misc/panel3u-back.ps
  - Back of Alpha 16-mm pots
  - Cliff S2 jacks with nuts

http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/misc/panel5u.ps
  - Same Mony knobs and tick marks as panel.ps
  - Switchcraft-style jacks ("box" size is a little too big at 17 mm)

-- 
Andr\ufffd Majorel <URL:http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/>

Re: [motm] Freebie to UK MOTMers !

2009-04-18 by Paul Bower

hello again
the binder is spoken for
however, if any of the bridechamber,  or similar US based operations  
are listening in - we really cannot get these binders over here in  
Europe - we generally use A4 paper, and so all office binders are  
based around this with 2 or 4 holes

anyone supplying 3 ring binders to Europe wouldn't see too many sales,  
but since they're so ubiquitous over in the US and completely  
unobtainable in Europe, then it might be worth a shout of hands as to  
who is interested ?!


On 18 Apr 2009, at 09:50, Paul Bower wrote:

>
>
> hello all,
>
> i've been clearing out a little stuff recently (the traditional post  
> VEMIA tidy up in our household)
> and i've found a spare ringer binder - the three ring type you can  
> get in the US but never in the UK
> ideal for those original MOTM documents you never bothered to try  
> and chop down to fit an A4 ring binder
> spine is around 1" capacity, and was kindly sent to me by a US  
> MOTMer some years ago - so, to pass on the favour - it's free to a  
> good home somewhere in the UK (to cut down on postage)
> first come first served - there's only one !
>
> cheers
> paul
>
>
>
> Paul Bower
> Un! Recordings
>
> www.unrecordings.co.uk
> www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings
> www.myspace.com/unrecordings
> www.last.fm/label/Un%21/
>
>
>
>
> 

Paul Bower
Un! Recordings

www.unrecordings.co.uk
www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings
www.myspace.com/unrecordings
www.last.fm/label/Un%21/

Re: [motm] Graphics library for panels

2009-04-21 by Kenneth Elhardt

From: "Greg James" <gjames@...>
> I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like to know
if
> there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot tick marks with
> numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I suppose,
> but hey - maybe there's some out there...
>
> BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would work I think.

A long while back I uploaded the graphics to the MOTM modules I did for my
patch sheets which already have all that work done.  I put up both Corel
Draw and some standard windows vector format.  I was going to do the same
for the newer updated ones I did, but as of Jan 12th when I had to reinstall
Windows XP onto a new drive do to Windows developing more and more problems
as time went on, and finally something bad got on my computer from the web
which was the final straw, I still need to spend days re-installing all the
software I had on here, including Corel Draw. Of course, if just one person
had downloaded my earlier uploads, they could possibly provide what you
need.  My life is currenly hell because of Microsoft, computers, printers,
youtube, and software and my thoughts of giving up and joining the Amish
have never been higher.

-Ken Elhardt

Re: Graphics library for panels

2009-04-21 by wjhall11

Greg, Ken, All -

Will, mrmike, and I made the patch-sheet and synth-layout-diagram worthy panel schematics we show at http://www.dragonflyalley.com/billAndWillMOTMSynth.htm (scroll down the page) in MS PowerPoint.  These diagrams are not - well - like FPD things, but they're accurate within the tolerances of PowerPoint to be accurate - which is good for a diagram, but not like ACAD.

If jpgs will suit you, you can download them off the above page.  Bigger images should open up if you click on the thumbnails.  Then you right-click and "save background image" or something like that.

But it you want the original Powerpoint files, I'll be glad to build a page tonight with hyperlinks so you can download them all.

Actually, I'll want to review them for accuracy first, I think.  I haven't looked at some of them for a long time.

Bill


--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth Elhardt" <elhardt@...> wrote:
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>
> From: "Greg James" <gjames@...>
> > I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like to know
> if
> > there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot tick marks with
> > numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I suppose,
> > but hey - maybe there's some out there...
> >
> > BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would work I think.
> 
> A long while back I uploaded the graphics to the MOTM modules I did for my
> patch sheets which already have all that work done.  I put up both Corel
> Draw and some standard windows vector format.  I was going to do the same
> for the newer updated ones I did, but as of Jan 12th when I had to reinstall
> Windows XP onto a new drive do to Windows developing more and more problems
> as time went on, and finally something bad got on my computer from the web
> which was the final straw, I still need to spend days re-installing all the
> software I had on here, including Corel Draw. Of course, if just one person
> had downloaded my earlier uploads, they could possibly provide what you
> need.  My life is currenly hell because of Microsoft, computers, printers,
> youtube, and software and my thoughts of giving up and joining the Amish
> have never been higher.
> 
> -Ken Elhardt
>

Re: Graphics library for panels

2009-04-21 by jneilnyc

The dragonflyalley images were invaluable when it came time to prototype my beast.  Not having access to the nifty Windows application that lets you drag-and-drop modules into a grid, I made a mockup in Photoshop that let me do something similar.  I dropped in all the module images I needed as layers and then dragged them into different configs until I found one that worked for me.  In the few cases where a module image wasn't available I just cut-and pasted elements from the ones that did exist into a new image and tweaked the text.

Having a way to think through my layout without screwing and unscrewing everything dozens of time was a real nice convenience. 

Also, printing the file as a PDF gives me patch sheets I can mark up to document patches, but I haven't had to do that yet.

So thanks!

JN

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "wjhall11" <wjhall@...> wrote:
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>
> Greg, Ken, All -
> 
> Will, mrmike, and I made the patch-sheet and synth-layout-diagram worthy panel schematics we show at http://www.dragonflyalley.com/billAndWillMOTMSynth.htm (scroll down the page) in MS PowerPoint.  These diagrams are not - well - like FPD things, but they're accurate within the tolerances of PowerPoint to be accurate - which is good for a diagram, but not like ACAD.
> 
> If jpgs will suit you, you can download them off the above page.  Bigger images should open up if you click on the thumbnails.  Then you right-click and "save background image" or something like that.
> 
> But it you want the original Powerpoint files, I'll be glad to build a page tonight with hyperlinks so you can download them all.
> 
> Actually, I'll want to review them for accuracy first, I think.  I haven't looked at some of them for a long time.
> 
> Bill
> 
> 
> --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth Elhardt" <elhardt@> wrote:
> >
> > From: "Greg James" <gjames@>
> > > I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like to know
> > if
> > > there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot tick marks with
> > > numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I suppose,
> > > but hey - maybe there's some out there...
> > >
> > > BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would work I think.
> > 
> > A long while back I uploaded the graphics to the MOTM modules I did for my
> > patch sheets which already have all that work done.  I put up both Corel
> > Draw and some standard windows vector format.  I was going to do the same
> > for the newer updated ones I did, but as of Jan 12th when I had to reinstall
> > Windows XP onto a new drive do to Windows developing more and more problems
> > as time went on, and finally something bad got on my computer from the web
> > which was the final straw, I still need to spend days re-installing all the
> > software I had on here, including Corel Draw. Of course, if just one person
> > had downloaded my earlier uploads, they could possibly provide what you
> > need.  My life is currenly hell because of Microsoft, computers, printers,
> > youtube, and software and my thoughts of giving up and joining the Amish
> > have never been higher.
> > 
> > -Ken Elhardt
> >
>

RE: Freebie to UK MOTMers - thanks to Paul Bower

2009-04-21 by James Richardson

I'm the fortunate recipient of Paul's generosity - thanks Paul!

 

The folder arrived today extremely well packed and with cardboard inserts
for protection and copious layers of wrapping - I'm looking forward to final
getting my MOTM and Blacet manuals sorted.

 

Cheers

 

James 

 

James Richardson
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-----Original Message-----
From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Paul
Bower
Sent: 18 April 2009 20:10
To: MOTM List
Subject: Re: [motm] Freebie to UK MOTMers !

 






hello again

the binder is spoken for

however, if any of the bridechamber,  or similar US based operations are
listening in - we really cannot get these binders over here in Europe - we
generally use A4 paper, and so all office binders are based around this with
2 or 4 holes

 

anyone supplying 3 ring binders to Europe wouldn't see too many sales, but
since they're so ubiquitous over in the US and completely unobtainable in
Europe, then it might be worth a shout of hands as to who is interested ?!

 

 

On 18 Apr 2009, at 09:50, Paul Bower wrote:





 

hello all,

i've been clearing out a little stuff recently (the traditional post VEMIA
tidy up in our household)

and i've found a spare ringer binder - the three ring type you can get in
the US but never in the UK

ideal for those original MOTM documents you never bothered to try and chop
down to fit an A4 ring binder

spine is around 1" capacity, and was kindly sent to me by a US MOTMer some
years ago - so, to pass on the favour - it's free to a good home somewhere
in the UK (to cut down on postage)

first come first served - there's only one !

 

cheers

paul

 

 

 

Paul Bower

Un! Recordings

 

 <http://www.unrecordings.co.uk> www.unrecordings.co.uk

 <http://www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings>
www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings

 <http://www.myspace.com/unrecordings> www.myspace.com/unrecordings

 <http://www.last.fm/label/Un%21/> www.last.fm/label/Un%21/

 

 

 

 

 

Paul Bower

Un! Recordings

 

www.unrecordings. <http://www.unrecordings.co.uk> co.uk

www.youtube. <http://www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings>
com/user/unrecordings

www.myspace. <http://www.myspace.com/unrecordings> com/unrecordings

www.last.fm/ <http://www.last.fm/label/Un%21/> label/Un%21/

RE: [motm] Re: Graphics library for panels

2009-04-22 by Greg James

I apologize for not being specific about what I want this for - I'm starting
to experiment with silk screening my own panels for some custom stuff and
legacy Stooge layouts that I need. So the graphics need to be accurate
enough to print on an inkjet transparency to be used for exposing emulsion.
While the pictures are great for planning and layouts, they won't do for
actual painting.

Cheers and thanks to all,
Greg
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-----Original Message-----
From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
wjhall11
Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 4:52 PM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [motm] Re: Graphics library for panels

Greg, Ken, All -

Will, mrmike, and I made the patch-sheet and synth-layout-diagram worthy
panel schematics we show at
http://www.dragonflyalley.com/billAndWillMOTMSynth.htm (scroll down the
page) in MS PowerPoint.  These diagrams are not - well - like FPD things,
but they're accurate within the tolerances of PowerPoint to be accurate -
which is good for a diagram, but not like ACAD.

If jpgs will suit you, you can download them off the above page.  Bigger
images should open up if you click on the thumbnails.  Then you right-click
and "save background image" or something like that.

But it you want the original Powerpoint files, I'll be glad to build a page
tonight with hyperlinks so you can download them all.

Actually, I'll want to review them for accuracy first, I think.  I haven't
looked at some of them for a long time.

Bill


--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth Elhardt" <elhardt@...> wrote:
>
> From: "Greg James" <gjames@...>
> > I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and would like to know
> if
> > there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot tick marks with
> > numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I
suppose,
> > but hey - maybe there's some out there...
> >
> > BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format would work I
think.
> 
> A long while back I uploaded the graphics to the MOTM modules I did for my
> patch sheets which already have all that work done.  I put up both Corel
> Draw and some standard windows vector format.  I was going to do the same
> for the newer updated ones I did, but as of Jan 12th when I had to
reinstall
> Windows XP onto a new drive do to Windows developing more and more
problems
> as time went on, and finally something bad got on my computer from the web
> which was the final straw, I still need to spend days re-installing all
the
> software I had on here, including Corel Draw. Of course, if just one
person
> had downloaded my earlier uploads, they could possibly provide what you
> need.  My life is currenly hell because of Microsoft, computers, printers,
> youtube, and software and my thoughts of giving up and joining the Amish
> have never been higher.
> 
> -Ken Elhardt
>




------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links

Graphics library for panels - OT: Point on file formats

2009-04-22 by Dave Halliday

Off topic but needed to be said.

If you are looking at creating line artwork, JPG is by far, the
____absolute____worst____ file format to use for saving your data.

JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) uses a very lossy algorithm for data
compression that works great on continuous tone photographs but it really
looks like @#$% on line drawings.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics), TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) or GIF
(Graphical Interchange Format) are all of them lossless and perfect for line
drawing. Yes, the file sizes will be a bit bigger but you will not loose
data. Deal with it.

Dave
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On 
> Behalf Of Greg James
> Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 6:58 PM
> To: 'wjhall11'; motm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: [motm] Re: Graphics library for panels
> 
> I apologize for not being specific about what I want this for 
> - I'm starting
> to experiment with silk screening my own panels for some 
> custom stuff and
> legacy Stooge layouts that I need. So the graphics need to be accurate
> enough to print on an inkjet transparency to be used for 
> exposing emulsion.
> While the pictures are great for planning and layouts, they 
> won't do for
> actual painting.
> 
> Cheers and thanks to all,
> Greg
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> wjhall11
> Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 4:52 PM
> To: motm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [motm] Re: Graphics library for panels
> 
> Greg, Ken, All -
> 
> Will, mrmike, and I made the patch-sheet and 
> synth-layout-diagram worthy
> panel schematics we show at
> http://www.dragonflyalley.com/billAndWillMOTMSynth.htm 
> (scroll down the
> page) in MS PowerPoint.  These diagrams are not - well - like 
> FPD things,
> but they're accurate within the tolerances of PowerPoint to 
> be accurate -
> which is good for a diagram, but not like ACAD.
> 
> If jpgs will suit you, you can download them off the above 
> page.  Bigger
> images should open up if you click on the thumbnails.  Then 
> you right-click
> and "save background image" or something like that.
> 
> But it you want the original Powerpoint files, I'll be glad 
> to build a page
> tonight with hyperlinks so you can download them all.
> 
> Actually, I'll want to review them for accuracy first, I 
> think.  I haven't
> looked at some of them for a long time.
> 
> Bill
> 
> 
> --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth Elhardt" <elhardt@...> wrote:
> >
> > From: "Greg James" <gjames@...>
> > > I'm attempting to lay out some custom MOTM panels and 
> would like to know
> > if
> > > there are any 'canned' symbol libraries to use (ex: pot 
> tick marks with
> > > numbers, boxes for toggle switches, etc.) I'm just being lazy, I
> suppose,
> > > but hey - maybe there's some out there...
> > >
> > > BTW: I have Corel Draw - so any standard vector format 
> would work I
> think.
> > 
> > A long while back I uploaded the graphics to the MOTM 
> modules I did for my
> > patch sheets which already have all that work done.  I put 
> up both Corel
> > Draw and some standard windows vector format.  I was going 
> to do the same
> > for the newer updated ones I did, but as of Jan 12th when I had to
> reinstall
> > Windows XP onto a new drive do to Windows developing more and more
> problems
> > as time went on, and finally something bad got on my 
> computer from the web
> > which was the final straw, I still need to spend days 
> re-installing all
> the
> > software I had on here, including Corel Draw. Of course, if just one
> person
> > had downloaded my earlier uploads, they could possibly 
> provide what you
> > need.  My life is currenly hell because of Microsoft, 
> computers, printers,
> > youtube, and software and my thoughts of giving up and 
> joining the Amish
> > have never been higher.
> > 
> > -Ken Elhardt
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------
> 
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------
> 
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
>

Re: Freebie to UK MOTMers - thanks to Paul Bower

2009-04-27 by hendryjl

I contacted two companies over on your side of the pond that have US Letter binders available (3 ring, 108mm spacing). Both were quick to reply to my email queries and seemed anxious for the business. They are both more "custom shops" but hopefully one of them will have somehting nice as a decent price.

Binding - Sales [sales@...]
The Binding Partnership
Tel: 01277 633160
www.thebindingpartnership.co.uk
Comment: A fellow by the name of Colin Hatch replied to my query and said they stock them.

Donside Plastics Welding Ltd. [sales@...]
Comment: A fellow by the name of Eric Kemp replied to my query there and said they supply a lot of them for the same need and could even supply a sample (I'm guessing depending on the forecasted business).

Regards,
Jim

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "James Richardson" <james@...> wrote:
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>
> I'm the fortunate recipient of Paul's generosity - thanks Paul!
> 
>  
> 
> The folder arrived today extremely well packed and with cardboard inserts
> for protection and copious layers of wrapping - I'm looking forward to final
> getting my MOTM and Blacet manuals sorted.
> 
>  
> 
> Cheers
> 
>  
> 
> James 
> 
>  
> 
> James Richardson
> 
>  
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Paul
> Bower
> Sent: 18 April 2009 20:10
> To: MOTM List
> Subject: Re: [motm] Freebie to UK MOTMers !
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> hello again
> 
> the binder is spoken for
> 
> however, if any of the bridechamber,  or similar US based operations are
> listening in - we really cannot get these binders over here in Europe - we
> generally use A4 paper, and so all office binders are based around this with
> 2 or 4 holes
> 
>  
> 
> anyone supplying 3 ring binders to Europe wouldn't see too many sales, but
> since they're so ubiquitous over in the US and completely unobtainable in
> Europe, then it might be worth a shout of hands as to who is interested ?!
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> On 18 Apr 2009, at 09:50, Paul Bower wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
> hello all,
> 
> i've been clearing out a little stuff recently (the traditional post VEMIA
> tidy up in our household)
> 
> and i've found a spare ringer binder - the three ring type you can get in
> the US but never in the UK
> 
> ideal for those original MOTM documents you never bothered to try and chop
> down to fit an A4 ring binder
> 
> spine is around 1" capacity, and was kindly sent to me by a US MOTMer some
> years ago - so, to pass on the favour - it's free to a good home somewhere
> in the UK (to cut down on postage)
> 
> first come first served - there's only one !
> 
>  
> 
> cheers
> 
> paul
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> Paul Bower
> 
> Un! Recordings
> 
>  
> 
>  <http://www.unrecordings.co.uk> www.unrecordings.co.uk
> 
>  <http://www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings>
> www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings
> 
>  <http://www.myspace.com/unrecordings> www.myspace.com/unrecordings
> 
>  <http://www.last.fm/label/Un%21/> www.last.fm/label/Un%21/
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> Paul Bower
> 
> Un! Recordings
> 
>  
> 
> www.unrecordings. <http://www.unrecordings.co.uk> co.uk
> 
> www.youtube. <http://www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings>
> com/user/unrecordings
> 
> www.myspace. <http://www.myspace.com/unrecordings> com/unrecordings
> 
> www.last.fm/ <http://www.last.fm/label/Un%21/> label/Un%21/
>

Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.