MOTM

I *think* I have the NAMM booth situation under control. Thanks to everyone
offering
assistance to do 6 weeks of work in 10 days. I look forward to getting 8
hours of sleep tonite!

Certainly, the wheels of industry turn on. I have 50 MOTM-910s that will
start to ship out
tomorrow. Since these are a 'quick hit', if you ordered these in addition to
other stuff, you
*may* get a split shipment. Why? I *need* to pay the $3,894 (so far) for
NAMM crap.
(Eric & Tony, your bill arrives soon!)

And, as some of you are aware, quarterly income taxes are due! The joy!

The kitting backlog is almost to the point of being able to ship to 0%. I am
beating the poor
tech students until they sweat blood (they thought electronics was
*glamourous*! HA! )

I will try to ship as much as I can this week. If you get nothing by say
Wednesday of next week, then
chances are you *won't* get a shipment until the end of the month. I will be
gone the 17th to the 22nd.

I probably won't have time to get the '101 to the pcb shop. I need to take
the prototype to NAMM.
I am also borrowing a '100 from Stooge Larry, who hasn't seen it in months.

Thanks for the demos I have received. I will try this weekend to upload some
of them. If my remote
mail FTP is active, I will upload a NAMM page every night with photos (if I
can get the card reader
to work on the laptop USB port). I may be so exhausted that I'm in bed by
8PM. We'll see. I'm not
a wild party, stay up all night person.

I still plan for this to be a record year (with or without NAMM). Many
modules are going to come out, now
that the kitting is under control. The taped resistors will speed things up
by 20-30%. I am *hoping* that
enough assembled orders (yes, IN WOOD CASES!) will result at NAMM so I can
have the assembly house
start wave-soldering the '300, '320, and '440 pcbs (the min to run is 50pcs
per pcb).

And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I get asked 1
zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
do it. The..err...MicroMoe.

Off to bed! Yippeee!!

Paul S.

Hey buddy! I'm pretty sure I have that name trademarked!

Moe (but I'll let you use the name if I get one for free<g>)

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

> And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I get 
asked 1
> zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
> do it. The..err...MicroMoe.

At 23:14 08/01/01 -0600, you wrote:
Hi.
i would asked all my frends that are going to NAMM to ask you
about a sequencer,may be it would help.  (-:

>And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I get asked 1
>zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
>do it. The..err...MicroMoe.
>
>Off to bed! Yippeee!!
>
>Paul S.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Ill sell my evil D seqeuncer Paul.
Jim

baron swodeck wrote:

>
>
> Plese make a sequencer, if I'd known about asking at NAMM
> I would have gone to ask you a zillion times! (to late
> now, can't get the time off at work)
>
>
>
>  >From: "Paul Schreiber"
> >Reply-To: motm@egroups.com
> >To: "MOTM listserv"
> >Subject: [motm] State of mind
> >Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 23:14:24 -0600
> >
> >I *think* I have the NAMM booth situation under control.
> Thanks to everyone
> >offering
> >assistance to do 6 weeks of work in 10 days. I look
> forward to getting 8
> >hours of sleep tonite!
> >
> >Certainly, the wheels of industry turn on. I have 50
> MOTM-910s that will
> >start to ship out
> >tomorrow. Since these are a 'quick hit', if you ordered
> these in addition to
> >other stuff, you
> >*may* get a split shipment. Why? I *need* to pay the
> $3,894 (so far) for
> >NAMM crap.
> >(Eric & Tony, your bill arrives soon!)
> >
> >And, as some of you are aware, quarterly income taxes are
> due! The joy!
> >
> >The kitting backlog is almost to the point of being able
> to ship to 0%. I am
> >beating the poor
> >tech students until they sweat blood (they thought
> electronics was
> >*glamourous*! HA! )
> >
> >I will try to ship as much as I can this week. If you get
> nothing by say
> >Wednesday of next week, then
> >chances are you *won't* get a shipment until the end of
> the month. I will be
> >gone the 17th to the 22nd.
> >
> >I probably won't have time to get the '101 to the pcb
> shop. I need to take
> >the prototype to NAMM.
> >I am also borrowing a '100 from Stooge Larry, who hasn't
> seen it in months.
> >
> >Thanks for the demos I have received. I will try this
> weekend to upload some
> >of them. If my remote
> >mail FTP is active, I will upload a NAMM page every night
> with photos (if I
> >can get the card reader
> >to work on the laptop USB port). I may be so exhausted
> that I'm in bed by
> >8PM. We'll see. I'm not
> >a wild party, stay up all night person.
> >
> >I still plan for this to be a record year (with or
> without NAMM). Many
> >modules are going to come out, now
> >that the kitting is under control. The taped resistors
> will speed things up
> >by 20-30%. I am *hoping* that
> >enough assembled orders (yes, IN WOOD CASES!) will result
> at NAMM so I can
> >have the assembly house
> >start wave-soldering the '300, '320, and '440 pcbs (the
> min to run is 50pcs
> >per pcb).
> >
> >And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little
> sequencer. If I get asked 1
> >zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
> >do it. The..err...MicroMoe.
> >
> >Off to bed! Yippeee!!
> >
> >Paul S.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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>And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I get asked 1
>zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
>do it. The..err...MicroMoe.

I'd vote for this. I think that a cool, functional little sequencer would
be very useful for now until SuperMoe, MOAS or DoMoas (Does it bug anyone
else that this sounds a lot like Dumbass? :_) appear, and even then would
be useful. You never have enough sequencer channels!

____________________________________________
Dave Trenkel : improv@...
Minus Web Site: http://listen.to/minusmusic
Minus MP3's: http://www.mp3.com/-minus-
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h3y,
i would love a sequencer as well (small or large),
i never really noticed DoMoas sounded like dumbass until you 
mentioned it, though...
peace,
doc

--- In motm@egroups.com, improv@p... wrote:
> >And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I 
get asked 1
> >zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
> >do it. The..err...MicroMoe.
> 
> I'd vote for this. I think that a cool, functional little sequencer 
would
> be very useful for now until SuperMoe, MOAS or DoMoas (Does it bug 
anyone
> else that this sounds a lot like Dumbass? :_) appear, and even then 
would

> be useful. You never have enough sequencer channels!
> 
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