Analogue-sequencer

>>The Cirklon discussion had me wondering; what is the physically
smallest P3 ever built?<<

before diminishing returns kicks in, presumably? after all, the whole
point is that it's a hardware sequencer, designed for real-time
interaction like an instrument.... look in the photos section- there's
a p3 fashioned after the doepfer modular synths which is 1RU slimmer
than the production rackmount version.

duncan.

Of course; I'm the guy who said the Cirklon needs to be much bigger in
order to have a better control surface.

I'm just wondering for those who are saying even the P3 isn't quite
portable enough.  Seems like you could build a pretty small P3 (and
yes, I wouldn't be interested in it).

Ivan


--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "duncan" <ferrograph@...>
wrote:

>
> >>The Cirklon discussion had me wondering; what is the physically
> smallest P3 ever built?<<
> 
> before diminishing returns kicks in, presumably? after all, the whole
> point is that it's a hardware sequencer, designed for real-time
> interaction like an instrument.... look in the photos section- there's
> a p3 fashioned after the doepfer modular synths which is 1RU slimmer
> than the production rackmount version.
> 
> duncan.
>

The Cirklon discussion had me wondering; what is the physically smallest P3 ever built?

The main PCB seems to be the only major size limitation. 

Ivan

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Ivan wrote:

> I'm just wondering for those who are saying even the P3 isn't quite
> portable enough.  Seems like you could build a pretty small P3 (and
> yes, I wouldn't be interested in it).

My third P3 is fairly small and is the one I use when flying anywhere to 
play.
I *can* imagine a smaller one.
I can also imagine a very large gerbil driving the earth's rotation by 
its wheel.

YMMV

Hey DUnc, yo! I don't worry about quadraplegic drummers if they can give 
me the chaos I crave. Octopussy = ace drummer babe, especially if 
lacking the Moore raised-eyebrow shuffle algorithm. Know what ahm say-in?

etc.

:)

-- 
Paul
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--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Softroom <softroom@...> wrote:
> I *can* imagine a smaller one.
> I can also imagine a very large gerbil driving the earth's rotation by 
> its wheel.

LOL. I know you *can*;^)

-Jim

> what is the physically smallest P3 ever built?

I'll let you know ;)
I'm rebuilding mine in a similar style but as small as I can make it.
That won't stop me fitting another UV tube though :)
I think the mem x board will hinder my attempts but I still want one!

http://tinyurl.com/4uhzz5

Is how it looks presently.

Regards, 
Phil

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