Analogue-sequencer

Hi all,

I've finally finished building my P3, and I've uploaded some pix of 
it to Yahoo group photo's area (named AllansP3). 

I've mounted it into an 84HP 3U high doepfer / Analogue Systems rack 
case to match the rest of my modular system, and it has blue & 
yellow led's and a blue LCD panel. I had to make two of the pcb's 
myself (step switch board and function switch board) as smaller 
versions of originals so that they would fit into the smaller format 
case, also to allow two lines of 3mm led's,(one row of blue and one 
row of yellow), instead of the standard 5mm multicolour led. Front 
panel was made buy Shaeffer - drilled only, and I designed front 
panel legends in Illustrator then printed them to Lazertran 
waterslide transfer paper and baked them on in the oven. Took a 
while but I'm quite pleased with the way it turned out, the P3 is a 
great sequencer and so EASY to use:-)

Allan

allanjhall wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've finally finished building my P3, and I've uploaded some pix of
> it to Yahoo group photo's area (named AllansP3).
> 
> I've mounted it into an 84HP 3U high doepfer / Analogue Systems rack
> case to match the rest of my modular system, and it has blue &
> yellow led's and a blue LCD panel. 

Wow! Beautiful!!!

Gert
www.waveworld.tv

On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, allanjhall wrote:

> I've finally finished building my P3, and I've uploaded some pix of
> it to Yahoo group photo's area (named AllansP3).

wow... that's the best looking p3 i've seen... awesome job!

bleep.
out.

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http://thirdwavecollective.com

Awesome!!!

- Robert

wow- sexy machine!  sounds like quite a lot of work you put into it-  

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "allanjhall" <allanjhall@m...> wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I've finally finished building my P3, and I've uploaded some pix of 
> it to Yahoo group photo's area (named AllansP3). 
> 
> I've mounted it into an 84HP 3U high doepfer / Analogue Systems rack 
> case to match the rest of my modular system, and it has blue & 
> yellow led's and a blue LCD panel. I had to make two of the pcb's 
> myself (step switch board and function switch board) as smaller 
> versions of originals so that they would fit into the smaller format 
> case, also to allow two lines of 3mm led's,(one row of blue and one 
> row of yellow), instead of the standard 5mm multicolour led. Front 
> panel was made buy Shaeffer - drilled only, and I designed front 
> panel legends in Illustrator then printed them to Lazertran 
> waterslide transfer paper and baked them on in the oven. Took a 
> while but I'm quite pleased with the way it turned out, the P3 is a 
> great sequencer and so EASY to use:-)
> 
> Allan

Larger photos posted with permission from Allan.

See: http://www.analoguehaven.com/p3

Incredible work.

Bye, Shawn Cleary
www.analoguehaven.com

> Utterly, utterly fabulous! I want an extra row of LEDs on mine!!

The two rows of LEDs are there because you can't get tricolour LEDs in 3mm.
So possibly not as easy to follow as red/green/amber.

Cheers,
Colin f

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 21:42:20 -0000, "synthtrader"
<synthtrader@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
>Larger photos posted with permission from Allan.
>
>See: http://www.analoguehaven.com/p3
>
>Incredible work.

Utterly, utterly fabulous! I want an extra row of LEDs on mine!!

Paul
---
Paul Nagle / Soft Room Music
Email: paul@softroom.co.uk www.softroom.co.uk
                           www.BogusFocus.com

On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 21:58:37 -0000, "Colin f" <colin@colinfraser.com>
wrote:

>
> 
>> Utterly, utterly fabulous! I want an extra row of LEDs on mine!!
>
>The two rows of LEDs are there because you can't get tricolour LEDs in 3mm.
>So possibly not as easy to follow as red/green/amber.

Ah. 

Still....

Paul

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Paul Nagle / Soft Room Music
Email: paul@softroom.co.uk www.softroom.co.uk
                           www.BogusFocus.com

> The two rows of LEDs are there because you can't get tricolour LEDs 
in 3mm.
> So possibly not as easy to follow as red/green/amber.

If you look up toyolite, they make some cool red/blue/purple 
tricolour LEDs - which I used on my arpeggiator module.

cheers

mark

very clear front panel. beautiful work. where did you get the switches
for inputting notes ?



--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "meadowfield1"
<mark.smith@p...> wrote:

> 
> 
> > The two rows of LEDs are there because you can't get tricolour LEDs 
> in 3mm.
> > So possibly not as easy to follow as red/green/amber.
> 
> If you look up toyolite, they make some cool red/blue/purple 
> tricolour LEDs - which I used on my arpeggiator module.
> 
> cheers
> 
> mark

Thanks for all of the kind comments on my P3 :-)

Switches are from Rapid, 12mm tact switches with black square 
covers. They feel really nice and positive in use and they will also 
fit the standard P3 pcb. The engraved switches are a maplin part 
(obviously supplied unengraved!) and need some mods to standard pcb 
to fit. I'm out of the country ATM so I don't have part numbers, 
send them when I get back. 

Two rows of led's were chosen because I couldn't get 3mm tri colour 
blue led's, I got hold of some but they were wrong polarity and 
needed either a software revision or some hardware mods to work. I 
could have used 5mm tricolour or rainbow blue(I even made a panel up 
specially for them), but I tried two rows of 3mm blue & yellow and 
really liked the result. BTW two rows of led's require a new double 
sided pcb to be made, I have pcb gerbers if anyone wants to go this 
route.

cheers,
Allan


--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "jitterbugbite2003" 
<nielsdt@h...> wrote:
> 
> very clear front panel. beautiful work. where did you get the 
switches
> for inputting notes ?
> 
> 
> 
> --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "meadowfield1"
> <mark.smith@p...> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > > The two rows of LEDs are there because you can't get tricolour 
LEDs 

> > in 3mm.
> > > So possibly not as easy to follow as red/green/amber.
> > 
> > If you look up toyolite, they make some cool red/blue/purple 
> > tricolour LEDs - which I used on my arpeggiator module.
> > 
> > cheers
> > 
> > mark