Analogue systems

I've got a better one!

I've made small enclosures to mount my mults in separately.  They basically
form-fit the mult modules. Each is covered with a soft felt material.  Why
did I do this?  I just lay them where I need them depending on the patch -
they aren't hard mounted in my panel and more important, don't rob me of any
precious panel space!

works great!

Peter


shm1400wrote:

Since you complained about a lack of mults, I thought I'd share a
trick to overcome this problem (although it may seem a bit obvious:

MOVE-A-MULTS

Back in the 60s, Moog manufactured move-a-mults, which were basically
one phone plug wired attached to 2 phone jacks.

Us AS & Doepfer users can get the same result by bying "Y" adapters
and using them this way.  I buy cheap Y adapters from Radio Shack for
about a buck.  Plug the plug into your jack, and you now have two
jacks.  You need to make sure you get a mono Y adapter, not one of
the stereo splitters.  And if you buy from Radio Shack, make sure it
is 1/8".  they also sell gold plated splitters that are some other
wierd size.

Does anybody else do this?

--- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, Arnauld Michelizza <am@z...>
wrote:
>> 
> My system is too small to make complex patches that often require a
lot of
> vca / adsr / attenuators. The biggest lack is about attenuators and
I dislike
> to use a whole vca or a whole mixer only to attenuate a signal !
> I have not enough multiple and adsr too.
> The filters are great and I often use my system as an effect
processor for
> drum loops.
> I don't make a lot of music yet, as I do not have so much time and
I'm a
> beginner. I rather like to spend time to learn and to search some
sounds.
> 
> Arnauld


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