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From: Scott Deyo <contact@...>
To: ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 10:52:06 PM
Subject: Re: [ModularSynthPanels] Re: JH Tri chorus panels
Heya heya,
The Taus... the metal is in, the designs quadruple-checked, and I hope
to get them to the painters/silkscreeners next week.
Good good good news -- I'm unemployed! We just sold our bakery and
building, so until/ if I find new gainful employment, it's all
Bridechamber. More panels, more PCBs, more parts, more brackets, DotCom
(finally!), more more more more. There's even a CD in the near future.
Don't worry, it's not my own : )
Cheers!!!
Scott Deyo
The Bridechamber
contact@...
www.bridechamber.com
On Jan 23, 2008, at 2:23 PM, wjhall11 wrote:
> Hi Gino!
>
> OK - I Haven't finalized anything. Maybe now's the time and we can
> draw on help from the community.
>
> When Will and I were designing the panel, there was room for an
extra
> knob and Will got the idea to add a "mix" function.
>
> In correspondence with Jurgen, he pointed out this could be
> implemented by wiring "a 10K lin pot between the modulated and
> un-modulated signal "- and adding "a 'Mixed output' which goes
> directly to the wiper of the mix pot... but have the normal effect
> output wired to a jack of its own (= your output jack)"
>
> So this is the first possible implementation. 10K lin pot and mix
> jack. Real straight-forward. Would the output of this mix be
> inverted? I'm not sure. I'll have to check. Not that it necessarily
> matters except to purists, I guess.
>
> The second possible implementation is like the first, but involves
> adding a buffer/inverter between the pot and the jack. By using a
> Tellun MUUB2, two buffer/inverters could be provided - to buffer the
> output and invert it to match the "normal effect output."
>
> The third possible implementation is, I think, your idea - to use a
> CGS mixer to accomplish the mix between the modulated and
un-modulated
> signal. This also sounds like a very good idea to me.
>
> It should be noted that our design also has a "dry output." I can't
> remember if this is part of Jurgen's original design or not, but
> either way, it can be just a straight wiring of the input to the
> output, I suppose, or it could involve a buffer/inverter too.
>
> How had you thought to build this?
>
> Anyway, beyond that, I just haven't gotten to any further
development.
>
> I'll begin work on a Dragonfly Alley page for the Triple Chorus. In
> the process, I'll document all three of these possibilities. And
I'll
> post any of our collective ideas about implementation.
>
> I suppose, in a strict sense, this discussion now goes beyond the
> subject of Synth Panels. So maybe it really belongs on the MOTM
forum
> or something.
>
> Ideas?
>
> Thanks, Gino - thanks, guys
>
> Bill
>
> --- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "adaaxs" <wonggster@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Have you worked out the implementation for Will's ideas yet ? I
> built mine up anticipating
> > that so I have five on the workbench awaiting further instuction.
> Because I am doing sub
> > assemblies for others , I want to "follow the herd , so to speak"
> <it's a good herd, normally I
> > wouldn't join one that would have me as a member butsometime you
got
> to chew your cud
> > and tighten your grounds>
> >
> > Hey SD,
> > Have you gotten in the new batch of Tau panels yet ? I really want
> to wire mine up.
> >
>
>
>
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