--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, John Mahoney <jmahoney@...> wrote:
LAGS I thought of packaging up a quad 7556 timers that were cascadable to deal with
event duration and intervals between them. The 7556s were to be fed your triggers/gates
and produce the variable duty cycle (duration) pulse to be fed to the Bissell LAG
processors.
Timer1 finishes and is cascaded to launch timer2 which intern could restart timer1 when
done ad nauseum. Not to mention using the 7556 in either monstable or astable mode for
other uses. They seemed like useful multipurpose building blocks regardless and would
furnish event timing/duration in a high density quad panel.
ch
>I'd considered the Bissell aproach as well in the absence of any AD/AR pcbs. Driving the
> At 11:29 PM 11/8/2007, thomas white wrote:
>
> >Ken,
> >
> >Not too sure what your thoughts would be on this
> >but... I have recently found the need for a simple
> >Attack/Decay or Attack/Release module to use with my
> >growing drum synth section of my modular. ...
>
> A bi-directional slew limiter - such as Harry's Morph Lag - turns a
> gate into an A/R envelope. I hope that we're not overlooking that,
> although I know that it doesn't meet all needs for AD/AR generators.
> --
> john
>
LAGS I thought of packaging up a quad 7556 timers that were cascadable to deal with
event duration and intervals between them. The 7556s were to be fed your triggers/gates
and produce the variable duty cycle (duration) pulse to be fed to the Bissell LAG
processors.
Timer1 finishes and is cascaded to launch timer2 which intern could restart timer1 when
done ad nauseum. Not to mention using the 7556 in either monstable or astable mode for
other uses. They seemed like useful multipurpose building blocks regardless and would
furnish event timing/duration in a high density quad panel.
ch
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