> MOST Aries modules were designed by Dennis Colin... > who designed similar modules for the ARP 2500... so > I'd describe Aries as an ARP spinoff, rather than > MIT. > > The Aries Filter is a clone of the ARP odyssey. Interesting that it is almost identical to the Electronotes design for a state variable. I wonder which way it went. I assume you are refering to the White face Odyssey which is the only one to have a 12 dB filter. I don't have the schematic for the ARP version, any chance you can send me one? The VCA design is directly from Electronotes and Terry. > IMHO... the black on black of the Aries is dead SEXY. > I'd take one over any artsy-farsty synth (think Alesis > Andromeda...) anyday. I guess that must be why most of the bondage clothing is black huh? ;^) Specially the leathered covered ping-pong paddles with the biker snaps, which are another Milwaukee product. As the Romans said "De gustibus non desputandum est" which can be translated "Dispute not the appetites" or "There's no accounting for taste". Also, consider that many non-musicians think music making itself to be "artsy farsty". It is simply that there is SO much black monolithic equipment out there today. Like every technical designer saw "2001" one hundred times. Walter Gropius and the Bauhau design groups maxim that "form is function" has gotten somewhat tedious. It was only inevitable that designers would return to the only other available technical asthetic, Victorian embellishment. Which at least has the virtue of "seeming" new, after 60 years of Bauhaus dominated design.
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Re: Digest Number 50
2001-11-27 by grantrichter2001@yahoo.com
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