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2008-10-15 by Alfredo Bello
Hello! What are these: Tyme Sefari AND Sound of Thunder: $380 Zorlon Cannon: $275 Thanks! --- On Tue, 10/14/08, jared microcosm11@... > wrote: From: jared microcosm11@... > Subject: [cgs_synth] FS: The Harvestman, Plan B, Doepfer, Metasonix To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com Date: Tue
2008-10-10 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
virtically, 0.8 inches > > >Hi Ken, > >What is the distance for pots and output jacks from one another, thanks. > >Regards, >R. > > >------------------------------------ > >The CGS Modular Synth home page: http://www.cgs.synth.net/ >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > ___________________
2008-10-10 by Dave
I just replaced the 1N cap with a 10N cap and it sounds good, Thanks for the tip :) Dave --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , Michael Ford wrote: > > Hi Dave, > > Have you increased the value of the 1N impact capacitor ? This is > marked in red in Ken's schematics. I use a 10n here
2008-10-10 by Dave
Great! Thanks Ken, I'll save myself a lot of work now :) --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , sasami@... wrote: > > A common ground is quite okay. It's just a persoanl preference thing. > > Ken > > > >Hi, > > > > I"m wiring up a pulse divider/Boolean logic CGS36 rev 1.2. What I > >
2008-10-10 by ringmod45
Hi Ken, What is the distance for pots and output jacks from one another, thanks. Regards, R.
2008-10-08 by Michael Ford
Hi Dave, Have you increased the value of the 1N impact capacitor ? This is marked in red in Ken's schematics. I use a 10n here with a 25k pot and it give a satisfying range of "thwaps." It shouldn't last 2-3 seconds, are you sure that's not just the filter ringing ? The impact so
2008-10-08 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
The impact is a very short transition that at best adds a "thud". It is possible it is working just fine, but you aren't recognising it due to amplifier/speaker combinations etc. >Hi, > > I've built a cynare and for the most part it works fine. I've added >the pots to control the
2008-10-08 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
A common ground is quite okay. It's just a persoanl preference thing. Ken >Hi, > > I"m wiring up a pulse divider/Boolean logic CGS36 rev 1.2. What I >want to know is if i can wire all the jacks to one common ground >rather than wiring each jack with its own ground. Is there a ben
2008-10-08 by Dave
Hi, I"m wiring up a pulse divider/Boolean logic CGS36 rev 1.2. What I want to know is if i can wire all the jacks to one common ground rather than wiring each jack with its own ground. Is there a benefit to having each jack having its own ground? Thanks, Dave
2008-10-08 by Dave
Hi, I"m wiring up a pulse divider/Boolean logic CGS36 rev 1.2. What I want to know is if i can wire all the jacks to one common ground rather than wiring each jack with its own ground. Is there a benefit to having each jack having its own ground? Thanks, Dave
2008-10-08 by Dave
Hi, I've built a cynare and for the most part it works fine. I've added the pots to control the 6 osc pitch and also the impact mod. The problem I'm having that the impact mod doesn't seem to do much unless I turn the resonance knob and then the impact sound can be heard for abou
2008-10-04 by Scott Deyo
Alrighty, the diagram is being uploaded to the site tonight. And I don't know if I answered -- yes, we use stock CGS boards. You could use six optic cells if you wanted, or you could use our VC Resistor boards for voltage control!!!!! But that's crazy talk. Scott Deyo The Bridech
2008-10-04 by tokenringman38
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "loss1234" wrote: > > if you could draw up a diagram, would be so happy as this sounds > like a mod I would like to add to my cgs CYNARE which havent built yet. > > as it sounds like the LDR's are between the switches and the board (is > that co
2008-10-02 by loss1234
if you could draw up a diagram, i would be so happy as this sounds like a mod I would like to add to my cgs CYNARE which i havent built yet. as it sounds like the LDR's are between the switches and the board (is that correct) this COULD be done to a stock CGS board right? (you gu
2008-10-02 by Scott Deyo
OK, the child is sleeping and I can get _something_ done before I crash... The filter switches are basically the same as the CGS rotary. The middle lug of all switches are connected to FS, and the bottom lug of each switch is connected to its pertinent PCB connection -- LP, HP an
2008-10-01 by alisynthmon
The Bridechamber kit is a bit different from the CGS one, it uses two LDRs (light dependant resistor) which are not present in the CGS design. Al --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , T3h caTmaN wrote: > > > you should be able to find the info you need on the cgs site. no? > > d. >
2008-09-30 by T3h caTmaN
you should be able to find the info you need on the cgs site. no? d. To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com From: alastairsymon1@... Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 08:24:55 +0000 Subject: [cgs_synth] Re: Cynare kit building Sorry, I forgot to mention it is the Bridechamber kit. I emailed Tony but
2008-09-30 by thebeastcouk
Hello, Starting now, we're running a sale on stock (and in stock) Eurorack Elby Designs / Ken Stone Panther modules. This is to clear existing stock before getting a new shipment in of additional modules. These modules are all brand new, and will be shipped from within the EU (ie
2008-09-28 by alisynthmon
Excellent! My soldering iron is heating as I am writing this. Thanks Al --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , Scott Deyo wrote: > > Oh, and you should have six extra resistors, which are for the Shimmer > section. > > Scott Deyo > The Bridechamber > contact@... > http://www.bridecha
2008-09-27 by Scott Deyo
Oh, and you should have six extra resistors, which are for the Shimmer section. Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http://www.bridechamber.com Jealous Edison Record Kompany http://www.jealousedison.com On Sep 27, 2008, at 11:22 AM, Scott Deyo wrote: > Hey Alistair and everyo
2008-09-27 by Scott Deyo
Hey Alistair and everyone, sorry for being MIA, but we just had our baby boy here at home. He's healthy and (obviously) the most handsome boy in the universe, but he has slowed me down just a bit : ) He's making some cool sounds too! You can start the Cynare just like the CGS sit
2008-09-27 by alisynthmon
I meant I emailed Scott, I was mixing him up with Tony from Oakley. (yes my brain is a bit frazzled today!) Al --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "alisynthmon" wrote: > > Sorry, I forgot to mention it is the Bridechamber kit. I emailed Tony > but haven't heard anything back. Does
2008-09-27 by alisynthmon
Sorry, I forgot to mention it is the Bridechamber kit. I emailed Tony but haven't heard anything back. Does anyone have any construction details on this module, I cant wait to build it. Al --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "The Alison Project" wrote: > > Looks like you bought th
2008-09-27 by The Alison Project
Looks like you bought the Bride Chamber kit http://bridechamber.com/bridechamber.com/C%20Cynare.html ----- Original Message ----- From: alisynthmon To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 1:21 AM Subject: [cgs_synth] Cynare kit building Hi, I'm new to this
2008-09-26 by alisynthmon
Hi, I'm new to this group having just purchased a MOTM format Catgirl Cynare kit on Ebay. There were no assemby instructions or even a schematic included. I have seen the Cynare page on the CGS site, but it is not exactly the same. There is no mention of the optics which are on t
2008-09-18 by Scott Deyo
Not to disagree, but shouldn't the PNs have the flat side towards the near edge? Don't the 2Ns have the round edge towards the near edge? I'm just switching from 2N to PN, so now I'm getting even more confused than usual! : ) Cheers, Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http:/
2008-09-18 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>not to beat a dead horse, but i am currently building the cynare, and >the datasheet i have seems to contradict this advice. i'm not really >in the mood to screw it up. ;) PN devices traditionally have the CBE order in reverse to the 2N devices. Occasionally you will find a manu
2008-09-18 by Kendall James
not to beat a dead horse, but i am currently building the cynare, and the datasheet i have seems to contradict this advice. i'm not really in the mood to screw it up. ;) http://www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/P2N2222A-D.PDF am i missing something? did i get the wrong transisto
2008-09-16 by Scott Deyo
Great! Parts changing over time keeps us on our toes, huh? : ) I wish I could use metal cans, just for esthetic reasons. But they're getting rarer and more expensive. Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http://www.bridechamber.com Jealous Edison Record Kompany http://www.jeal
2008-09-16 by Dave
Yep, that fixed it :) I'm learning more about this stuff than I thought I ever would! Checking data sheets to see whats what. CBE, EBC seems simple enough, just gotta know it. Thanks for the help Scott, Dave --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , Scott Deyo wrote: > > There you go. T
2008-09-16 by Scott Deyo
There you go. The round part of the transistor goes towards the BP HP LP holes. Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http://www.bridechamber.com Jealous Edison Record Kompany http://www.jealousedison.com On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:49 PM, Dave wrote: > I am wondering whether I put t
2008-09-15 by Dave
I am wondering whether I put the transistors in the right way. I am using TO92 style trans that are black plastic with one flat side. Right now I have all the 2N2222 and the 2N2907 trans facing the same way with the flat part facing up towards the BP HP and LP holes. Is this corr
2008-09-15 by Scott Deyo
The CV pot is wired the way you say, but terminal 3 is also wired to ground. (i.e., it's wired as an 'attenuator' or voltage divider -- good to remember, they're common). The wiring diagram looks good for freq and res. Everything has the right orientation -- transistors, diode, e
2008-09-15 by andrewlistmayer
Ok, I've read all the warnings about making sure the ASR has a clean power line and I still have my heart set on having it on a panel with other modules that have 13 blinky light and I only have one power supply. Is there anything I can do? What if I give it it's own power line s
2008-09-15 by Dave
Hi Scott, Thanks for the confirmation about the switch wiring :) I'm gonna rewire the Decay an Damper pots too. I've tried various switch setting from all off to individual on to all on and they all react the same to the resonance pot. Is it possible that the wiring diagram is wr
2008-09-15 by Scott Deyo
I think Decay and Damper are backwards on the CGS diagram. It just occured to me that my panel's envelope pot is labeled wrong! Instead of 0 to 10, it should read -5 to +5. It should be at 0 in the middle, negative envelope to left, positive to right. Ugh! : ( It sounds like you
2008-09-15 by Dave
Hi all, I just finished building a cynare :) But am having problems with the filter section. I am building a kit supplied by bridechamber which has three separate SPDT switches for the filter types. I have added the 6 pots for the osc and also added the impact gen mod to it too (
2008-09-13 by ghostdickenterprises
you can actually download a pdf of forrest mims books on the radio shack website its a support/manual for a the beginning electronics kits if you cant find it ill hunt down a link later --- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , Scott Deyo wrote: > > I started w/ the Forrest Mims III boo
2008-09-11 by data2action
i've been recommending Nic Collins "Handmade Electronic Music: The Art of Hardware Hacking" to anyone just starting in electronics with an interest in music. it starts from the very beginning, and takes you up through basic oscillators and amplifiers based on minimal cmos compone
2008-09-11 by Bauke van der Wal
i'm a computer scientist by day, and an experimental - with th emphasys on "mental" - musician with interest in synth DIY at night. the opamp en filter cookbook by jung (i think) are very heavy to get into, but i learned a lot by the small books from R.A.Penfold (Practical Electr
2008-09-11 by Scott Deyo
I started w/ the Forrest Mims III books from Radio Shack, though they probably don't have them there anymore. You could find them on eBay or Amazon I'm sure. Cheers, Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http://www.bridechamber.com Jealous Edison Record Kompany http://www.jealo
2008-09-11 by Russ in Minneapolis
I'm in the same situation - software developer by day, wanna-be synth diy-er by night. I've been searching for both general resource on circuits, as well as resource which focus on synth (or audio effect) circuits. I've yet to find anything that works for me. If you do find anyth
2008-09-11 by Richard Brewster
Hi Dan, Welcome. I recommend going here and buying Bernie Hutchins' Musical Engineers Handbook and Builder's Guide and Preferred Circuit Collection. This has the basics of music synthesis circuits, and also will teach you some basic electronics. Some of the parts used are out of
2008-09-11 by thomas white
----- Original Message ----- Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] Getting started with making circuits. Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2008 1:23:53 From: thomas white djthomaswhite@... > To: synthetic@... synthetic@... > CC: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com > bridechamber also sells mo
2008-09-11 by thomas white
bridechamber also sells motm parts kits now too. You have to buy the motm and BC ones to get all the parts (minus pots n jacks). Jeff Laity wrote: > You can purchase the parts from a company like Mouser. You can also go > to a site like Bridechamber, which offers parts kits or co
2008-09-10 by Jeff Laity
You can purchase the parts from a company like Mouser. You can also go to a site like Bridechamber, which offers parts kits or complete kits (in MOTM format) for these modules. I don't see the Utility LFO on its own but here is the Dual LFO: http://www.bridechamber.com/bridechamb
2008-09-10 by dschoo
I'm a smart guy, but I'm having trouble locating decent resources on learning what I need to create an existing circuit such as: http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs58_lfo.html or eventually design my own. I would love to start off by creating simple electrical devices--elementar
2008-09-08 by kwote uno
sounds like a real fun patch, especially if you throw a quantizer in there. On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 11:18 AM, Jeff Foster spgjmf@... > wrote: > Hi Folks, > Just wanted to share something I found. using the psycho lfo as > a sample input to a sample and hold creats a wide range of
2008-09-08 by Jeff Foster
Hi Folks, Just wanted to share something I found. using the psycho lfo as a sample input to a sample and hold creats a wide range of random voltages. Between the rate, depth and lag control of the plfo and the sample trigger rate of the S/H, you can producd any range of random cv
2008-09-05 by Scott Deyo
Yeah, I definitely need a good drawing on that one. I'm going to dedicate myself to that tonight, and get it up on the site. You will need a DPDT switch for that one, though; you'll be using one side for each channel of glide. Cheers, Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... http: