Thanks a lot for the photos!! Your sequencer looks good :) I hope
mine will turn out as nice. I want to do the same thing you have done
with the switches and the LEDs.
If I put switches in there it would be so that i could switch off/on a
gate signal coming from a mixed gate out (another hole to drill) and I
wouldn't want the switches to affect the individual gate outs. To get
the mix gate out Scott said I would need a mixer PCB from CGS or MFOS,
which mixer would work best?
I think you'd wire gate outs from the SS PCB to the output jacks on
the panel as normal and then take a lead off each output jack and
attach it to the on/off switch and then attach a wire from the on/off
switch to an input on the mixer and then all the gates will flow to
the mix gate out one at a time? Does that sound reasonable?
This is just my uneducated guess of course... not too sure about the
grounding.
I've written Scott about it too so I'll let you know what he says,
although he will probably answer here too :)
mine will turn out as nice. I want to do the same thing you have done
with the switches and the LEDs.
If I put switches in there it would be so that i could switch off/on a
gate signal coming from a mixed gate out (another hole to drill) and I
wouldn't want the switches to affect the individual gate outs. To get
the mix gate out Scott said I would need a mixer PCB from CGS or MFOS,
which mixer would work best?
I think you'd wire gate outs from the SS PCB to the output jacks on
the panel as normal and then take a lead off each output jack and
attach it to the on/off switch and then attach a wire from the on/off
switch to an input on the mixer and then all the gates will flow to
the mix gate out one at a time? Does that sound reasonable?
This is just my uneducated guess of course... not too sure about the
grounding.
I've written Scott about it too so I'll let you know what he says,
although he will probably answer here too :)
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Laity <synthetic@...> wrote:
>
> Ideally, the switches would trigger gate signals to a common output.
> That way I could have a little tune set up, and individual notes could
> be switched in and out. Those gates would go to the envelopes to
> trigger notes, and the pitch output would be constant. Would I need a
> second CGS board to accomplish this?
>
> I assumed that "ON/OFF STEP" meant a switch to turn that step on or
> off. I think the holes were a bit small for LEDs, but just right for
> switches.
>
>
> On May 17, 2008, at 5:24 PM, Scott Deyo wrote:
>
> > You could use switches between the pots and PCB, connecting to ground
> > as the 'off' setting.
> > However, I'm not sure how useful that would be in action. I think I
> > was
> > referring to LEDs, because I can't believe I would forget to leave
> > holes for those!
> >
> > The basic wiring that is not on the CGS site:
> > +15V to the switched lug of all Input jacks.
> > Signal lug of each Input jack to each pot.
> > Each pot is wired as attenuator.
> >
> > This is so, with no Inputs connected, it is a basic CV sequencer.
> > With audio or CV inputs connected, it can sequence between different
> > waveforms, LFOs, etc.
> >
> > Hope that helps,
> > Scott Deyo
> > The Bridechamber
> > contact@...
> > http://www.bridechamber.com
> > Jealous Edison Record Kompany
> > http://www.jealousedison.com
> >
> > On May 17, 2008, at 7:18 PM, Jeff Laity wrote:
> >
> > > I'm working on the event sequencer right now using the Bride Chamber
> > > panel. I don't see in the schematic how the step switches are
> > supposed
> > > to be wired up, am I missing something? Do they go between the input
> > > jack and the board?
> > >
> > > Also, for wiring pots to this circuit, do they go to the half-normal
> > > of a Switchcraft 112X jack? I assume if a signal is plugged into the
> > > input jack that I don't want any additional voltage going to it,
> > > right?
> > >
> > > Thanks.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>