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2004-02-24 by bbluthang
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "z_flash_ram" wrote: > Man those are cool panels! So you are building groups of modules > with each (group) its own panel. What are the dimensions of one of > those panels? How do all these fit together? > Nice work, very interesting. > > Chris
2004-02-23 by z_flash_ram
Man those are cool panels! So you are building groups of modules with each (group) its own panel. What are the dimensions of one of those panels? How do all these fit together? Nice work, very interesting. Chris
2004-02-22 by bbluthang
hi posted some panel pics in the photos section you can see bubbling on the seq switch/vc divider/dc mixer panel that was done b4 i bought a squeegee. andrew
2004-02-22 by bbluthang
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "Fernando" wrote: > Great help, thank you! > > A picture of your finished panel would be great as a reference. > Also the reference of the product you used. i will pull my finger out and get some pics posted this week. i'm in japan, and used loc
2004-02-20 by Fernando
Great help, thank you! A picture of your finished panel would be great as a reference. Also the reference of the product you used. I'm not shure if I get it: you was able to install and remove a couple of times the sheet on the panel? That is great, aligning must not be very easy
2004-02-20 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>I am building a joystick controller based on the schematic at CGS >site. The offset pot is specified as 25K but I would like to use 50K >because that's all I have onhand. Will this work, would I need to >change the 22K resistors coming from the +/- supplies to different >values
2004-02-20 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
You are looking for low RDS on and high switching speed. I regularly use a less than optimal FET in the VCOs without problems though. 2sk30 has been known to be used in VCOs so may be a good choice. Ken >could not find one of these. >what specifications should i consider when cho
2004-02-20 by bbluthang
could not find one of these. what specifications should i consider when choosing a substitute? here in japan, the most common are 2sk125, 2sk170 an 2sk30. thanks andrew
2004-02-20 by disemboweled55
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "tsomneevich" wrote: > what's not cutting it on the efm board? i know there are quite a few > mods (on early versions?), which is why mine is still not done... > > the paia system is good, and great to start with. building something > diy that's
2004-02-20 by bbluthang
i'm halfway thru building my own panels. i had an aluminium shop cut the panels to size. the shop normally makes accessories for 4 wheel drive vehicles. they were cheap and did a good job, but there were plenty of scratches to deal with = hours on the polisher. i used a drill sta
2004-02-20 by Larry Hendry
--- peng3002 peng3002@... > wrote: > I am building a joystick controller based on the schematic at CGS > site. The offset pot is specified as 25K but I would like to use > 50K because that's all I have onhand. Will this work, would I need > to change the 22K resistors coming from
2004-02-19 by Fernando
You should be able to find aluminium sheets or cutted to size. Look in to normal-life shops in the city. Beguin with shops that make aluminium windows, etc. If they can't do it as you want they can tell you where to do it. There are simple methods to label your panels. Ray Wilson
2004-02-19 by peng3002
I am building a joystick controller based on the schematic at CGS site. The offset pot is specified as 25K but I would like to use 50K because that's all I have onhand. Will this work, would I need to change the 22K resistors coming from the +/- supplies to different values ? Als
2004-02-19 by tsomneevich
what's not cutting it on the efm board? i know there are quite a few mods (on early versions?), which is why mine is still not done... the paia system is good, and great to start with. building something diy that's equivalent to that would be quite the feat, even if you make your
2004-02-19 by sk0za
> Maybe http://www.frontpanelexpress.com/ that might be interesting, but I have no way to run their software. I've seen their work and agree it's nicely done. I'm thinking I want to make my own panel-designs though. Don't know how I'll do it, but"im gonna. Maybe when I get too fr
2004-02-19 by Christophe Curtis
Maybe http://www.frontpanelexpress.com/ Its probably only 20 bucks or so for a blank anodized But if you are using them might as well go all the way and get it drilled and etched as well. They look great Chris _________________________________________________________________ Say
2004-02-18 by Mike K
i have some questions about the cgs10. i am looking for a non midi diy c.v. keyboard but i need it to be stable. i built one from ele4music but its not cutting it. if anyone has built this and can give me some feedback on it it would be greatly appreciated....also, i have built t
2004-02-18 by sk0za
Hello group- does anyone here know of a location from which I could order some anodized aluminum to make faceplates for modules? I know Paia has panel blanks, and Blacet has them as well (but with annoying guide-holes) but those aren't quite what I am looking for... If possible I
2004-02-16 by lammspam
Mods to the CGS-35 using a dual linear VCA's designed by Mike Irwin, that I made a PCB out of. Also, a quick and dirty mod to get CV control of resonance for the CGS 35. http://www.charlielamm.com/synth/steiner/ Questions? Comments? Etc.? Much appreciated.
2004-02-16 by Scott Stites
Hi List! Ken's new Simple Wave Folder may be a simple circuit, but it definitely delivers the goods. Right now I've got it breadboarded - for the time being I just added a voltage divider pot to sum CV offsets into the same point as the audio input pot - it works pretty well that
2004-02-14 by Richard Brewster
The internal white noise source, which I added to my Infinite Melody (rev 0), needed to have its level adjusted. The Sense pot was only useful in a small range near the middle. Much above or below center and the LED was always off or always on, indicating not much change in the b
2004-02-09 by Jeff Foster
The racks are spoken for. I have many reponses, so if the first buyer does not come thruogh I'll go to the next. thanks for all the interest.... Jeff --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "Jeff Foster" wrote: > > > hi > I have 2 paia frack racks - one with top and bottom panels, the
2004-02-09 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Hi all. I have some boards back in stock for the bandpass filter. I have also added a new module - a tiny little wave folder with a pretty decent sound. It's one of those emabrrasingly simple circuits that sounds better than it has any right to. http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/c
2004-02-07 by Krimo
"To stuff or not to stuff. that is the question", or was it: "Stuff first ask questions later" :-) Thanx for the answers John and Ken! I'll first try the original design and if I find any pot range trouble I'll try Johns adaptions. Just found out my Wima 2n2's don't fit next to e
2004-02-07 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
You can stuff the Rev 1 board exactly as it is. It is correct. >> Doing Oakley SVF and CGS Steiner VCF this weekend. Got a few questions >> about the notes/modifications, mainly because I can't figure out >> difference between "Rev 1" and "first and second run" (I think second >>
2004-02-07 by John Loffink
You should check the archives for my Steiner VCF notes. It is not a matter of simply "stuffing" the PCB irrespective of the revision. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth
2004-02-07 by Jeff Foster
hi I have 2 paia frack racks - one with top and bottom panels, the other with bottom only. Each also has a +/-12, +5 power supple installed in the side. These are switching pwr supplies, I think. The racks are assembled. I am selling both for $35 plus shipping. I can remove the p
2004-02-07 by Larry Hendry
I have a couple of ASR PCBs built. I am getting ready to repackage then into a revised module format. One of the features I plan to add is an internal clock. I'll still set it up so an external clock can be jacked in or so that the internal clock can be used externally. I do not
2004-02-07 by Krimo
Hi all, Doing Oakley SVF and CGS Steiner VCF this weekend. Got a few questions about the notes/modifications, mainly because I can't figure out difference between "Rev 1" and "first and second run" (I think second run isn't necessarily the same as Rev1?) -Is it correct that input
2004-02-06 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Those are for power rail decoupling. 100n is fine. For audio use, use 10uF capacitors with the +ve facing the input jacks Ken >I noted on the most recent run of DC mixer pcbs the capacitor is 100n >instead of the 10uF shown in the schematic. Is there any advantage to >using a 0.1
2004-02-06 by peng3002
I noted on the most recent run of DC mixer pcbs the capacitor is 100n instead of the 10uF shown in the schematic. Is there any advantage to using a 0.1uF polyester in place of a 10uF electro ? Also, I am making one mixer solely for audio signals. Is it advisable to put a capacito
2004-02-06 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
If you swap the opamp inputs, the output would be a +ve normally and fall briefly to 0V when the gate signal arrived. The result is a negative going trigger pulse. The pulse voltage never goes below 0 volts though, so if that is what you mean, yes. Ken >If I were to reverse the o
2004-02-06 by peng3002
If I were to reverse the opamp inputs, could I achieve a negative going gate ? (i.e.: connect the gate to the - input of opamp instead of + input) P.
2004-02-05 by bbluthang
i just print out the info as is, it is fine by me. pdf files are nice tho.
2004-02-04 by Yves Usson
Superb job ! > Howdy All, > > I finally got around to posting some photos of my CGS modules in the > Photos section. All my stuff is Moog/dotcom form factor. I also > updated my website with info on how I've been silkscreening my > panels: > > http://www.guitarfool.com/modular.ht
2004-02-04 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Now thems is good looking DIY panels - MUCH better than the ones I do! Ken >Howdy All, > >I finally got around to posting some photos of my CGS modules in the >Photos section. All my stuff is Moog/dotcom form factor. I also >updated my website with info on how I've been silkscree
2004-02-04 by Jeff Brown
Howdy All, I finally got around to posting some photos of my CGS modules in the Photos section. All my stuff is Moog/dotcom form factor. I also updated my website with info on how I've been silkscreening my panels: http://www.guitarfool.com/modular.html http://www.guitarfool.com/
2004-02-04 by z_flash_ram
I save the webpage to disk and copy/paste what I need to .doc and print/view from there. I have no problem with my/the current method (It's modular-like.) IMSO, I think a wiser use of CGS time would be spent on circuit design - :) Of course an updated-page post would be nice. Chr
2004-02-04 by Richard Brewster
I'm simple minded about this too. I print the web pages out and put them into a 3-ring binder for reference when building. Nice hardcopy. I am less interested in a tidy print format than in having the information at hand. If PDFs are available I often save them to disk, but I pri
2004-02-04 by dmichaelt2001
I save the webpage and print it out when I'm about to work on that particular module. When a page is updated you could just send a message to the group informing us of the change. Less time spent on paper work means more time to build modules. I'm all for that. :-) Michael --- In
2004-02-03 by R. Drake
I usually print out the info when I go to build a module... no room on the workbench for a computer, anyway. sometimes this means printing the page at reduced size, or opening the schematic image in a new window to print... i liked how you have the VCO full-size schemo as a separ
2004-02-03 by Don't t(h)read on my tentacles, Earthlin
Le 03 févr. 2004, à 06:19, sasami@... a écrit : > I have been considering adding zip files of each module so they can be > downloaded and viewed locally/kept as a reference. Would this help? PDF would be great, as somebody pointed out, I printed like him the webpages and it's not
2004-02-03 by Ehud Tamir
I'd say that both zip files and pdf's are ok. Cheers Ehud sasami@... wrote: Hi all, I am wondering what web usage there is when people are building CGS modules. For example, do you save the files locally to your machine, or do you log on to get the details each time you are build
2004-02-03 by Fahl, Romeo
I typically reload the project page without frames, save it with IE and then print it out. PDF format would appeal to me. %-----Original Message----- %From: sasami@... [mailto: sasami@... ] %Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 9:19 PM %To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com %Subject: [cgs_syn
2004-02-03 by Jeffrey Pontius
> I am wondering what web usage there is when people are building CGS modules. > For example, do you save the files locally to your machine, or do you log on > to get the details each time you are building? > I must be in the simple-minded minority - I just print the module's doc
2004-02-03 by Yves Usson
Well, personnally I save the page as a PDF file. Therefore, if you have a ready to download PDF file for a project I'd be delighted ! Cheers Yves ------------------------------------------------------------- Yves Usson Lab. TIMC UMR5525 CNRS Institut d'Ingéniérie et de l'Informat
2004-02-03 by Scott Deyo
Personally, .pdf's would be helpful. >From: sasami@... >Reply-To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com >To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [cgs_synth] web use when building modules >Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 16:19:23 +1100 > >Hi all, > >I am wondering what web usage there is when people ar
2004-02-03 by liquidcolor@earthlink.net
Great idea. PDF's would be ideal. On Feb 3, 2004, at 12:19 AM, sasami@... wrote: > Hi all, > > I am wondering what web usage there is when people are building CGS > modules. > For example, do you save the files locally to your machine, or do you > log on > to get the details each
2004-02-03 by inform3r
I think a PDF format is also ideal. For my CGS projects I usually copy all the text on the specific projects page and then download all the relevant jpegs. After that I "reconstruct" the page in Word so I can print it. It's a little tedious, so a prepackaged solution would be won
2004-02-03 by Larry Hendry
Yes, I think it would be a good idea. PDFs are ideal IMHO. Personlly, I have been cuttting and pasting into a Word document so I could have something to save and print. So, I support this. :) If you do not have PDF file writing capability, I woudl be happy to do the PDF file conv