Joined: Mar 23, 2007 Posts: 1502 Location: Northern Minnesota, USA
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Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 6:47 pm Post subject:
Just finished the upper Drum box and this case to add to my original drum voices and pattern generators (in the lower section)
The new box includes the Thomas Henry MPS, Rich's Liquid Hi Hat, 2 Fritz AD/AR coupled with simple VCA's, two 4069 LFO's, Foniks VC Clock and VC Pattern Sequencer, and a simple mixer.
The Lower box is four Bass++ voices, two XOR gates, two 4 input R/2R ladders, 3 clocks, CGS pulse divider and some shift registers, counters and such.
Joined: Aug 22, 2006 Posts: 84 Location: melbourne, aus
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 9:17 pm Post subject:
Paradigm X wrote:
jodroid, that looks amazing
Feel a bit daft posting this now () but Ive finished my first evar x0xb0x !! Well chuffed. Ive since discovered the MIDI in needs looking at but otherwise it sounds and looks (IMO) amazing
Cheers
Ben
Where did you get that case? I'm looking at rehousing mine. Left mine in the sun for a few minutes and it warped and melted
Just finished the upper Drum box and this case to add to my original drum voices and pattern generators (in the lower section)
The new box includes the Thomas Henry MPS, Rich's Liquid Hi Hat, 2 Fritz AD/AR coupled with simple VCA's, two 4069 LFO's, Foniks VC Clock and VC Pattern Sequencer, and a simple mixer.
The Lower box is four Bass++ voices, two XOR gates, two 4 input R/2R ladders, 3 clocks, CGS pulse divider and some shift registers, counters and such.
what a nice built
did you add a gate out for each step of the sequencer? _________________
cheers,
matthias
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so you are using the Mankato as a slew limiter, too? THAT is consistent! _________________
cheers,
matthias
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Big Boss at fonitronik
Tech Buddy at Random*Source
Joined: Mar 28, 2006 Posts: 1452 Location: Kansas City, Mo USA
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 10:17 pm Post subject:
Two Yusynth VCAs Subject description: Just filled up another cabinet -- going to take a break (temporarily!)
Well, this module brings me to a milestone -- namely that I've now completed another complete row (the top cabinet).
I made a decision to use this as a "stopping point" (at least for now) and to once again focus on music-making rather than instrument building.
I love both of these activities and there is always an inner-battle between the desire to build and the desire to make music.
Of course -- there are plenty of things I want to tweak and a couple of functions I will be adding -- but probably not until next winter.
On this site I find support and guidance and I appreciate you all.
I enjoy this thread -- fun to see all the different designs and approaches to DIY -- as fun as it can be to walk through a musical instrument store -- to see original instruments with original designs is all the more fun and enlightening.
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View of the entire synthesizer -- this module completes the top row of modules.
Joined: Jan 14, 2010 Posts: 5881 Location: Moon Base
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2011 9:53 am Post subject:
My first module Subject description: V8 Simulator
my first module: Ken Stone's V8 Simulator.
I added an extra switch for a much slower speed which gives a nice rhythm,
and a LED which acts as a speed monitor. The panel was already this color
(cut form a piece of 'scrap' metal) but I might do some labeling in the future.
I haven't checked the build thread for some time. Sometimes I think my addiction is pretty bad and I need professional help... then I see what you guys are doing! Some of you must have teams of engineers working for you! Either that or I seriously have to pull my finger out and work a lot harder. Well done everyone! This is really inspirational... or a big worry.
nice clean labortorial look.
what rotary switch you are using? seems to be quite small... _________________
cheers,
matthias
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) but Ive finished my first evar x0xb0x !! Well chuffed. Ive since discovered the MIDI in needs looking at but otherwise it sounds and looks (IMO) amazing 
