Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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No MOTM tag?
ReplyDeleteHe needs to screw that thing in. Interesting voltage source.
I didn't see a Synthesis Technology label. Which actually brings up an interesting question. Do you know if MOTM ever released any modules without the label? As for the format, I thought about it but then opted not to. I don't have a label for Eurorack, frac and so on, so why MOTM?
ReplyDeleteWow - that was picked up here fast! (youtube hasn't even finished processing the preview still) Thanks, matrixsynth. I made this video late this morning immediately after knoking off mowing the lawn - hence the sometimes shaky hands. And no, it's not screwed in yet - I've got three other modules in the works and only one slot open for testing. And although it's motm format, it's not a synthtech module - it's a homemade panel - pics of it were posted here on this blog a few weeks ago. Although I should add the motm tag to youtube. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteMost of the modules in that system are either MOTM (labeled "SYNTHESIS TECHNOLOGY") or DIY. Not Wiard.
ReplyDeleteThe original schematic was provided (free of charge!) by Grant Richter of wiard, hence the tag.
ReplyDeleteYep, that was why. The video is about the DIY Wogglebug based on Grant's design. That said, I went ahead and added the MOTM label anyway. No biggie.
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