Cgs synth

> >
> >
> >i got an sh5 how got the mixer module all broken
> >what shoud i do.
> >try to make a modulard from theis beast ????
>
> Either modularize it (i've done it once - a lot of hard work) or replace the
> mixer. It's a very simple circuit - just a collection of switches, a few
> pots and an op-amp.
>
> Ken
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> >> >i got an sh5 how got the mixer module all broken
> >> >what shoud i do.
> >> >try to make a modulard from theis beast ????
> >>
> >> Either modularize it (i've done it once - a lot of hard work) or

> >> mixer. It's a very simple circuit - just a collection of switches,

> >> pots and an op-amp.
> >
> >i ve already modularize my tb 303 (The Borg mod.)
> >and ai getting use to it...
> >do you think i can (in and out) from some switch point
> >corect me if i am wrong.
>
> From the mixer switches, you can get yourself VCO 1,2 ring

> outputs. ALso from the mixer board you can get VCF, VCA and

> This is not really worth modularising, as the switches do nearly

> you could want.
>
> If you want to go deeper, there are many points in the circuits

> used as inputs and outputs so you can do a propper

> really need the schematic diagrams to do it. Very little, if any,

> circuitry is needed to do the conversion.
>
> Ken
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