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2008-01-07 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
It would be an easy mod. Replace the 100k between the op-amps of each mixer with: -330R-|1Mpot|-100k- with the capacitor connected between the 1M pot and the 100k. The 1M is wired the same as in the psycho. Ken >I would love to add glide outs to each cv output on the Programmer >
2008-01-07 by Scott Deyo
Sure. And if you don't want to lash them out on protoboard, use Tellun's MUUB-4 PCB ( www.tellun.com ), or two of Bridechamber's NanoGlide PCBs. : ) Cheers Scott Deyo The Bridechamber contact@... www.bridechamber.com On Jan 7, 2008, at 9:36 AM, matthewregula wrote: > I would love
2008-01-07 by matthewregula
I would love to add glide outs to each cv output on the Programmer Sequencer I am about to build. Could I do something as simple as an add-on board, with copies of the glide circuit from the Super Psycho LFO?? Thanks.
2008-01-07 by data2action
very nice, i'm working on a similar concept, only 4u and silver. good selection/combination of modules, as well, i think they'll be very useful musically. you might consider putting in a lfo (single, or minimal-feature dual) instead of the mult on th gate panel? you're gonna want
2008-01-06 by Krimo
Hi there, Frontpanel express from: http://www.frontplatten-designer.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=134&Itemid=241&lang=en You can upload your designs and they make them for you. This is in germany if you're closer to the US there's one there to. Mind you nee
2008-01-06 by kwote uno
looks cool. what program do you use to open an fpd file? On Jan 6, 2008 8:02 AM, krimotm kmaadi@... > wrote: > Hello group, > > to save panel costs I made a standard 19" 5U panel layout for > multiple modules. I'm using cheap small knobs that resemble standard > MOTM knobs very m
2008-01-06 by krimotm
Hello group, to save panel costs I made a standard 19" 5U panel layout for multiple modules. I'm using cheap small knobs that resemble standard MOTM knobs very much that are 20mm at the base and 16 mm at the top giving sufficient finger space. I've just uploaded two examples I'm
2008-01-06 by Dave Kendall
Thanks Ken :) Dave. On Jan 5, 2008, at 23:09, sasami@... wrote: > >If using 47K pots, rather than 10K ones, what other resistor values > >would need to change (if any)? > > I'd use 100k or maybe even 220k instead of the 47k resistors. > > Ken > ___________________________________
2008-01-05 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>If using 47K pots, rather than 10K ones, what other resistor values >would need to change (if any)? I'd use 100k or maybe even 220k instead of the 47k resistors. Ken _______________________________________________________________________ Ken Stone sasami@... Modular Synth PCBs f
2008-01-05 by Fernando de Izuzquiza
A PsychoLFO might be a good idea. A great source for the ASR. Or two of them, one working as a weird clock and the other as a weird source...! CV Cluster can be a great partner too. fernando > > I recommend a second ASR. Highly useful module... > > For 1U Frac CGS Slope Detector
2008-01-05 by Dave Kendall
Hi. If using 47K pots, rather than 10K ones, what other resistor values would need to change (if any)? I've got a feeling this has been answered before, but can't find it anywhere. Searching the list didn't show up anything.... cheers, Dave
2008-01-05 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Yay! >ok, i found my happy stupid mistake...which also explains why ive had 100% >failure rate on all my cgs diy projects until now. i forgot to put in my >links! :) Ken _______________________________________________________________________ Ken Stone sasami@... Modular Synth PCB
2008-01-05 by loopcycle
ok, i found my happy stupid mistake...which also explains why ive had 100% failure rate on all my cgs diy projects until now. i forgot to put in my links! the gated comparator works flawlessly now. thanks for the encouragement ken! --- sasami@... wrote: > The first thing you need
2008-01-04 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
The first thing you need is a way of seeing what is happening on the various pins of the ICs. If you don't have a logic probe, run a cord from your VCO pitch input, connecting a 100k resistor to the tip of the cord (use an aligator clip), and use the other end of the resistor as
2008-01-04 by earthtodylan2000
Hello I just released a CD of music from my modular synthesizer system a few weeks ago. It's called... "Plays The Modular Synthesizer" NO MODERN COMPUTER TRICKS WERE INVOLVED! It's about 34 minutes long and covers many moods and styles that I've explored on my Modular Synth. From
2008-01-04 by loopcycle
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , sasami@... wrote: > > >I've just finished wiring my gated comparator and I've got problems. > >I cant get past stage one--I get leds lit on stage one and the output. > > > >1. My board says "rev 1". Is this *not* the rev 1.1? (do i need the > >m
2008-01-01 by The Alison Project
I recommend a second ASR. Highly useful module... For 1U Frac CGS Slope Detector or Morph Lag are other great additions. ----- Original Message ----- From: Anthony Rolando To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 10:00 PM Subject: [cgs_synth] Panel partner fo
2008-01-01 by Anthony Rolando
Anybody have a good suggestion for something to pair up with my Analog Shift Register? The 1U Frac panel has about 55% of the space open. I have already added an additional input (for feedback or mixing CVs). My current idea is a simple OR circuit to mix gates. triggers, clocks t
2007-12-30 by gino wong
I finally got around to the psycho lfo and oh boy I'm loving this thing. I have another board so I am going to do a dual and have to get a super board too. My question is: although it is great as is is is possible to add a gate or trigger input so I can patch it up like a wide ra
2007-12-30 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Have a look under the "other projects' section of the CGS web site for some ideas. Admittedly what is there is a bit old though. Ken >Hi everybodys! > >I have one idea to use any PC or notebook in performances as a drum >sequencer - I need toi find a simple Soft and shematick dia
2007-12-30 by gonzago_de
Hi everybodys! I have one idea to use any PC or notebook in performances as a drum sequencer - I need toi find a simple Soft and shematick diagrams to allow me to operate my analogues drums from any Parallel port Any Ideas? myspace.com/loonmoon
2007-12-29 by prophei
Ok, I FINALLY found the problem! Being a little bit of a newbie at this, I trusted the package markings on my 1% resistors as being accurate. It seems that when I bought them, I had my 220k's mislabeled as they are really 220R's! I had the wrong 220's installed. I finally figured
2007-12-29 by Mark
On 12/29/07, prophei put forth: >--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "prophei" wrote: > > > > i still can't figure this out. ugh. i am certifiably baffled by >this one. :) > > > > >anybody have any other idea's? still no cv activity at all. sound >just goes straight through... no
2007-12-29 by Michael Ford
Hi Michael, If you're measuring 12.5V on pin one of the LM358, your problem is there. Check to see if all the resistor values are correct and all solder joints are nice and shiny. If you used a different chip here, replace it with the correct LM358. There's a notice on Ken's page
2007-12-29 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Failing all else, mail it to me so I can look. You've certainly does something wrong somewhere. Ken >--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "prophei" wrote: >> >> i still can't figure this out. ugh. i am certifiably baffled by this one. :) >> > > >anybody have any other idea's? still
2007-12-29 by prophei
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "prophei" wrote: > > i still can't figure this out. ugh. i am certifiably baffled by this one. :) > anybody have any other idea's? still no cv activity at all. sound just goes straight through... no vca action, no changes with cv... etc thanks!
2007-12-26 by Dirkjan vliesgaard
The signal alway's goes through a transformer, and they don't work at DC. You could build a DC coupled (just remove the caps at the inputs) normal ringmodulator if you want to use DC as carier. On Dec 16, 2007 8:06 AM, sasami@... > wrote: > >I've seen in the archive that applying
2007-12-16 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>I've seen in the archive that applying a DC voltage as carrier will >allow the unit to function as a VCA. Perhaps my understanding of >transformers is lacking - but wouldn't one need to bypass the >transformer somehow to get DC into the ring? The carrier input goes straight into
2007-12-16 by theredteleph0ne
I've seen in the archive that applying a DC voltage as carrier will allow the unit to function as a VCA. Perhaps my understanding of transformers is lacking - but wouldn't one need to bypass the transformer somehow to get DC into the ring? Thanks, Ryan
2007-12-14 by Andre Majorel
On 2007-12-11 16:30 +0100, Joachim wrote: > > > http://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/viewtopic.php?t=18099 > > The link to the german forum shows a thread in which I > discuss a PCB for the Magnus Danielson Oct/Hz Converter. > People suggested to add a trigger converter and theref
2007-12-14 by prophei
i still can't figure this out. ugh. i am certifiably baffled by this one. :)
2007-12-11 by Andre Majorel
On 2007-12-11 16:30 +0100, Joachim wrote: > Am 10.12.2007 um 17:23 schrieb Andre Majorel: > > > To trigger an MS-xx from > > a V-gate output, you need a V-trig to S-trig converter. > > > > http://synthesizers.com/moog_trigger-convert.jpg > > Then I'm curious why the MS-02 has a m
2007-12-11 by Joachim
Hi, > I don't really understand either, but then again, I don't speak > German. ;-) yeah, copy & paste error. I wanted to post this link here: http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs56_gatecon.html But you already go it right, I think. ;) > To trigger an MS-xx from > a V-gate output
2007-12-10 by Andre Majorel
On 2007-12-07 22:09 +0100, Joachim wrote: > I don't really understand the gate converter CGS56: Will it work > to trigger a Korg MS series synth? > > http://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/viewtopic.php?t=18099 I don't really understand either, but then again, I don't speak German.
2007-12-08 by bill bigrig
Howdy, Actually, I've got several boxes of mini and sub mini in different configurations DPDT DPST MOMENTARY that I bought in bulk for 50 or 75 cents each. They work great on my circuit bending projects. Or, use 1/4" or 1/8" sockets. that way you could solder a resistor in the pl
2007-12-08 by Dave Kendall
Hi Michael. They are simply points to add more inputs. For an extra CV input for example, just connect a 100K resistor to the CV SN. The other end goes to a new CV input socket. the CGS65 is a wee bit short on CV inputs - I wanted 2 on mine, so used the CV SN to connect the pot t
2007-12-08 by prophei
hello... what do the audio and cv SN inputs on the pcb actually do? thanks! -michael
2007-12-07 by Richard Brewster
In fact that photo is of a board I built for somebody else and I don't even have the board any more. But you don't need photos to troubleshoot this. If your CGS VCO isn't oscillating, it's usually a construction mistake or a bad part. If you used my schematic, there are a some di
2007-12-07 by Joachim
Hi there, I don't really understand the gate converter CGS56: Will it work to trigger a Korg MS series synth? URL is: http://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/viewtopic.php?t=18099 Thanks in advance, Joachim
2007-12-07 by prophei
i am glad i used a socket! i try to do that every time, it seems to avoid a world of hurt. i tested the voltage on pin 6 and did notice a change when i turned the trimmer. the voltage was kind of low, i am not sure what to expect there. i also noted that on pin 7, i saw roughly t
2007-12-07 by bbluthang
bet you are glad you used a socket. With no chip in the LM358 socket, check the voltage on pin 6 of the socket and adjust the trimmer, does the voltage change? If so, at least your CV input should be okay. With the chip, if it gets hot, suspect a short somewhere or possibly a res
2007-12-07 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>So if no voltage is applied to the PWM input, the squarewave duty >cycle is 0% (non-functional), correct? Or is it 50%? If there's a way >to get a vanilla 50% square out of the thing without using up more >modules, that would be good enough. A note to remember here is that in th
2007-12-07 by Rykhaard
Hey Richard - a couple of months ago, I'd followed your site as closely as I were able to, to build the Stone VCO the way that you've shown at your site. I've compared everything word for word as well as closely as I'm able to with the photo that you have up. Nothing. LM311's not
2007-12-07 by prophei
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "bbluthang" wrote: > > Have you tried to set it up as per Ken`s instructions? > > SetInitial Gain pot to 0, no CV in, feed in an audio signal and > adjust the trimmer until you cannot hear anything on the output. > > Once you have done this, plu
2007-12-07 by prophei
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com , "bbluthang" wrote: > > Have you tried to set it up as per Ken`s instructions? > > SetInitial Gain pot to 0, no CV in, feed in an audio signal and > adjust the trimmer until you cannot hear anything on the output. > > Once you have done this, plu
2007-12-07 by Richard Brewster
The PWM input is at zero volts with nothing connected. This gives a square wave with nothing connected. If you put a 100K attenuator pot on the PWM input, you could wire the normally closed lug on the CV input jack to +12V with a 100K resistor. With nothing plugged into the jack
2007-12-07 by Jeff Laity
On Dec 6, 2007, at 4:31 PM, Richard Brewster wrote: > Jeff, > > I'm answering your questions inline below. Have you seen my CGS VCO > project? I built a minimal VCO with a modified schematic. > > http://www.pugix.com/cgs-vco.htm > > -Richard Brewster > I have seen your site, grea
2007-12-06 by Richard Brewster
Jeff, I'm answering your questions inline below. Have you seen my CGS VCO project? I built a minimal VCO with a modified schematic. http://www.pugix.com/cgs-vco.htm -Richard Brewster Jeff Laity wrote: > I'm looking at a pair of the CGS48 VCOs as my first project. I want to > buil
2007-12-06 by bbluthang
Have you tried to set it up as per Ken`s instructions? SetInitial Gain pot to 0, no CV in, feed in an audio signal and adjust the trimmer until you cannot hear anything on the output. Once you have done this, plug in a CV signal and adjust initial Gain to get it VCAing as you lik
2007-12-06 by Laurie Biddulph
Hello Jeff, Although not on the shortlist yet, the CGS48 is one of the modules to be converted in to Eurorack format for my Panther modules, I too would be interested in any panel designs you get Best Regards (Mr) Laurie Biddulph Phone: +61 (0)2 4340 0938 Mobile: 0400 257 645 Elb