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Electroniums & frying bacon

2008-05-16 by frank death

Thanks for the detailed definition of an 'electronium' Grant, but what the hell is 'frying bacon'? I know Doc 'frys bacon', but for those of us 'across the ways', please tell ;-) Matt, from OZ (not THAT OZ!)

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what -is- and -isn't- music

2008-05-16 by drmabuce

Dear sirs, (or madams) With all due respect to my august colleagues in woggleness, and conceding that it is unseemly to openly contradict so erudite a scholar and gentleman as Prof. G. Richter QbE. i must, nevertheless, take issue with the oft-repeated and apocryphal accusation t

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but they have always been a set of synergistic electroniums...

2008-05-16 by Grant Richter

Mike Murphy sent me a very entertaining book recently which has spurred a lot of thought about recent electronic music technique advancements. For years Mike and I have used the term "electronium" to refer to any purpose built electronic music synthesizer, usually stand alone and

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Re: concert: Dr. Mabuse and Rev. Eric Matthew

2008-05-09 by drmabuce

My Dear Maestro Robair, Murphy!???? Outrageous! i declare! The impertinence! i am much indebted to you sir, for bringing this brazen counterfeit to my attention. As you know, i have long upheld the honorable heraldry of Mabuse as a veritable chevron of decency and patriciate gent

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Re: [wiardgroup] concert: Dr. Mabuse and Rev. Eric Matthew

2008-05-09 by davevosh@aol.com

In a message dated 5/8/2008 4:14:27 PM Pacific Standard Time, grobair@emusician.com writes: *** ** Greetings new music enthusiasts! This Sunday, May 11, CAMA artist Dr. Mabuse (aka Mike Murphy) will present a "spoof" performance/musical on modular analog synthesizers with video w

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concert: Dr. Mabuse and Rev. Eric Matthew

2008-05-08 by ginorobair

Just got this email and thought I should share it with this list.... We're talking St. Louis: www.newmusiccircle.org *** ** Greetings new music enthusiasts! This Sunday, May 11, CAMA artist Dr. Mabuse (aka Mike Murphy) will present a "spoof" performance/musical on modular analog

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Re: Ole'

2008-05-06 by andrew dalio

Well, whether it's 9 or 10, let's all play on our modules today! -bunny

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Ole'

2008-05-05 by drmabuce

i hope Prof. Richter will correct me if i'm wrong... but i believe today marks the 10-year anniversary of The Wiard Synthesizer Company ...even if it's only #9.... Congratulations G.R.R! even 2 years in a market this brutal is no mean feat! Viva la Revolucion!!!!! -el doc

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Re: [wiardgroup] allpassfilter and new smoo album

2008-05-03 by kwote uno

real smooth. lookin forward to the album. i'm guessin it'll be wiard intensive. On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 11:44 PM, waveform100 wrote: hello guys, I am working on the new smoo album intensely and I uploaded a little excerpt in the files section. I recorded a sequence using the allp

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allpassfilter and new smoo album

2008-05-01 by waveform100

hello guys, I am working on the new smoo album intensely and I uploaded a little excerpt in the files section. I recorded a sequence using the allpassfilter in the omnifilter (I have two, both a bit diffrent). "smooswiardinaction" in the file section. Most of the sounds are comin

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"A Short Improvisation Honoring the Life of Bebe Barron"

2008-04-26 by Grant Richter

Preformed on the Krell Harp. The Krell Harp is what I made from the two Euro-Woggles boards I got from Jan. I put then in a small Luan case and replaced the potentiometers with a variety of surplus photo-resistors. The five sided design is inspired by the five sided doorways in t

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Re: [wiardgroup] a Krell requiem

2008-04-24 by Mark Griffiths

Hear, hear Doctor. I think the message also went out on Analog Heaven. As an observation, and outragiously off topic, I was reading the SoS article on the BBC Radiophonic workshop and noting how many women were included in their number, including people who where developing their

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Re: a Krell requiem

2008-04-24 by ginorobair

Hi Mark! -- Mark Griffiths wrote: >...and noting how many women were included in their number, including people who where developing their own systems like Daphne Oram. You'd expect a lot more now, but it seems it isn't the case, both as builders and performers. If you were in th

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Re: a Krell requiem

2008-04-24 by drmabuce

Hi Mark --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Mark Griffiths wrote: > I think the message also went out on Analog Heaven. > ah ... i would definitely have missed it, then. oddly It was my daughter who brought it to my attention. She read it in Variety Online. i guess all the harangu

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a Krell requiem

2008-04-24 by drmabuce

Hi Wiardos, One of the seminal zeitgeists of Wiard designs is the cybernetic sound experimentaion of Bebe and Louis Barron. Grant made frequent use of the term 'Krell' in his descriptions of the Wogglebug. For those of you who don't already know, Bebe Barron (nee Wind) died in Ca

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Re: A note about the Wogglebug #3 PCBs

2008-04-14 by Grant Richter

The PCB they are shipping is a hybrid design. Some of the design work on that PCB was not done by me. The changes on the PCB are good, but the #5 (current production model) is a whole six more months of tweaking the circuit design to center in on the "sweet spots". It is quite ea

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Re: [wiardgroup] A note about the Wogglebug #3 PCBs

2008-04-14 by Romeo Fahl

wow. that wogglebug #5 must posses some powerful mojo, Grant! I find the #3 quite magickal as is. On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Grant Richter wrote: > > I was disturbed when I realized that the #3 design lacks most of the > "magic" that is in the #5 > design shipped in the 300

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A note about the Wogglebug #3 PCBs

2008-04-13 by Grant Richter

I bought a couple of the so-called Euro-woggle PCBs to check them. Jan was nice enough to offer me a set for free, but I felt that purchasing them like anyone else was the right thing to do. There is nothing wrong with them as shipped. I was disturbed when I realized that the #3

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Live noise rock with Wiard

2008-04-11 by Doug Pearson

Last weekend, I was in southern California with the noise/improv rock band Liquorball and our special guest, Steve MacKay, saxophone player for (Iggy Pop and) the Stooges and numerous others (Violent Femmes, Commander Cody, Andre Williams, Snakefinger, and his own Radon Ensemble,

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the RO'D in THROD ( a bit OT )

2008-04-03 by drmabuce

Hi Wiardos i am compelled to risk being OT here by my devotion to my mentor Rich O'Donnell. i just found out that he put up a small website that has a bit of information about a truly amazing DIY analog modular he built: http://richodonnell.com/throd/ On a visit to Mabuse Manor,

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A Decade of Service!

2008-03-31 by Grant Richter

May 5th will mark the beginning of Wiards 10th year as a modular handcrafting organization. I thought it was a good time to comment on the positive and negative aspects of the journey. 1. On the plus side, this news group has provided a most lively debate on the astonishing innov

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Re: [wiardgroup] Re: new member looking for advice

2008-03-29 by kwote uno

wow! thanks Gary. i was considering buying Blacet's cable kits but not so sure anymore. that's 100 2' for $65.00! nice. On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 7:52 AM, Gary Chang gchang@calarts.edu > wrote: http://www.allelectronics.com give these guys a try - they are molded cable ends and are

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Re: new member looking for advice

2008-03-29 by Gary Chang

--- Sam Ecoff wrote: > > > I screwed around with making my own for quite a while, then had > interns make them until finally I figured out that it wasn't worth my > time or intern's time to make them so I just bought a whole slew of > Kobiconn cables with molded ends from Mouser.

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Re: new member looking for advice

2008-03-29 by Gary Chang

http://www.allelectronics.com give these guys a try - they are molded cable ends and are CHEAP. I bought 100 of each length - the 2' lengths cost $.65 per cable!!! (the 2 footers are a personal favorite, BTW). the build quality is typical of hosa or any other source. really, over

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Re: [wiardgroup] new member looking for advice

2008-03-22 by Sam Ecoff

On Mar 21, 2008, at 3:41 AM, aliisvorbach wrote: Greetings everyone, I am about to start building a mini jack format modular and need advice on where to source good quality mini cables and connectors either premade or separate connectors and cable so I could make up my own. Thank

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new member looking for advice

2008-03-21 by aliisvorbach

Greetings everyone, I am about to start building a mini jack format modular and need advice on where to source good quality mini cables and connectors either premade or separate connectors and cable so I could make up my own. Thanks. aliis vorbach

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Re: (unknown)

2008-03-10 by vcovcfvca

Dear Mr. Death, Another source of Australian synth PCBs and kits is Elby Designs. http://www.elby-designs.com/ If you're interested in pedals, try: http://www.buildyourownclone.com/distributors.html You can buy direct from them or from their Australian distributor. Have fun! Hope

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Re: [wiardgroup] (unknown)

2008-03-08 by David Moylan

frank death wrote: > > I'm really interested in learning > how to build synths/pedals&electronic circuits, and any advice on this > subject would be most appreciated... sincerely, F.Death > Well, since you're in Oz, Ken Stone immediately comes to mind. http://cgs.synth.net/ I jus

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Re: [wiardgroup] (unknown)

2008-03-08 by Mark Griffiths

Hi Frank, I have only one 300 module to date, the wogglebug. I think it's been commented elsewhere that the Wiard stuff is very dense, there is lots you can do and the quality of the build and functionality is very high. The breadth of use is also wide, it can help with experieme

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Message 3317

2008-03-08 by frank death

Hello there from Tasmania,all the way down the bottom of Australia! i thought id sign up to the Wiard group coz ive become really interested in getting a Wiard system 300 built, and basically i'd love to hear from anyone who uses &loves their Wiard, and can tell me what to expect

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Re: [wiardgroup] Re: Out Again

2008-03-06 by John Mahoney

At 11:28 PM 3/4/2008, ginorobair wrote: >Norman, >Got any video of you in action so we can see/hear what you're doing? >Looks like it would >sound interesting. > >Is that a 12-string Schector? Saw one of those in GC the other day... >Cheers >ginorobair No offense intended, but it

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Re: [wiardgroup] Re: Out Again

2008-03-05 by Norman Fay

An audience member put this up on YouTube. The sound isn't too great, I think he just recorded it with a little digital camera: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Tk15hg2s1PY I don't think there's any Wiardin that section :( The murky figure in the middle is me, the barely visible figure

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Re: Out Again

2008-03-05 by ginorobair

Norman, Got any video of you in action so we can see/hear what you're doing? Looks like it would sound interesting. Is that a 12-string Schector? Saw one of those in GC the other day... Cheers ginorobair

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out again....

2008-02-25 by Norman Fay

We were out playing again on Saturday, this time in Burton-on-Trent, UK. Here are 2 pics of me setting up: http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k139/filby22/Awakenings%20Feb%2008/aw23.jpg http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k139/filby22/Awakenings%20Feb%2008/aw44.jpg Pics taken during

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Custom work Feb. 2008

2008-02-21 by Grant Richter

I've added a couple photos showing custom jobs from last year. Feb. is a good month for custom work, it's too cold for production. There are in the "Miscellaneous" folder, click the "Last" tab to see them. One shows fitting a Hylander 8 ROM expander board inside a Waveform City e

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Re: [wiardgroup] Re: Synthesizer Patel!

2008-02-21 by Tyler Harwood

Thanks for the hilarity, Grant! You made my morning. In case anyone is interested in a flash demo of one of Synthesizer Patel's instruments, complete with informative patch explanations, initialise your computer's audio amplification devices and go here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/come

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Re: Series 300

2008-02-20 by Grant Richter

I expect to start shipping more 300 series modules in March. We have been building sub-assemblies continuously. I have to finish up orders left from April of 2007. I have parts for 20 complete modules now. I will e-mail anyone overseas when their order ships. In the US, I use UPS

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Series 300

2008-02-20 by Mark Griffiths

Hi, I don't particularly want to bother Grant with this and this may have appeared on the list before but..does anyone know when the next batch of Series 300 modules are going out/gone out? I have my Wogglebug and I think the next lot were going to be envelators. I'm more concern

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Re: Wogglebug eurorack

2008-02-20 by Grant Richter

It's good I'm not like Synthesizer Patel! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cv1_Bw_sBo --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "aidisym0" wrote: > > Is that from the PCB groupbuy? Where'd you score the cool faceplate? > Also, wasn't the schematic for +/-15v ? Any modifications needed to

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Re: Wogglebug eurorack

2008-02-16 by aidisym0

Is that from the PCB groupbuy? Where'd you score the cool faceplate? Also, wasn't the schematic for +/-15v ? Any modifications needed to run it at +/-12v ? --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" wrote: > > Hi all > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2266122863/sizes/l/

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SNO demos downloadable

2008-02-13 by drmabuce

Hi All many thanks to Gregg, Mat(rix), and the others who offered me a downloadable nook on their servers for my little SNO demos. The demos now reside at: http://darkflame.hermetech.net/Musick/Aubergine-Dream.mp3 http://darkflame.hermetech.net/Musick/SNOtrax1.mp3 in addition to

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RE: [wiardgroup] a better foot forward

2008-02-11 by matrix

I can host the mp3 if you like. cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com From: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com [mailto:wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of drmabuce Sent: Monday, February 11, 2008 8:26 AM To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com Subject: [wiardgroup] a better foot for

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a better foot forward

2008-02-11 by drmabuce

Hi Wiardos To assuage my shame over the somewhat slipshod nature of the last SNO recording i posted. i recorded a more pulled-together performance (on 26 Jan) direct from my stage mixer to ProTools. You can find the mp3 at: http://www.twango.com/media/drmabuse.doodles/drmabuse.10

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A tip for Wogglebug users

2008-02-02 by Grant Richter

I noticed a post on the 9 pages of Wogglebug related info at the Electro-music site. Someone was wondering how I had done one of the demos and I realized I had never mentioned this technique. I was not withholding the information, I just forgot about it until I read the post. It

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Re: a Wiard on Autopilot

2008-01-28 by drmabuce

Hi Gregg (appologies to the group for the back-channel chatter) i tried to contact you off-list through the addr in your profile but the addr pushed me back. If you send your email address to drmabuce@yahoo.com i'll discuss this off list. thanx -doc --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.

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