Cgs synth

Greetings,

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhYi-nMuW8I

This video was meant to showcase Ian Fritz's EZ chaos module, but
it also showcases the CGS Slope detector fairly well too. Don't know how I
lived without it. Also be on the lookout for the tubeVCA.

Two comments on these modules. I stole the layout for the Dual slope panel
from someone else who posted it on the Yahoo groups site. I wish I had
thought about it a little more rather than just plagiarizing - it would
really benefit from an extra "thru" 1/8" jack... and at this point I didn't
leave room for it.

My "Dual tube VCA" would have also benefited from a feedback knob - I ended
up switching the CV pot over to a feedback knob, and I'll just use an
attenuator/multi I have elsewhere when I need one. I had space for a
feedback knob - I just didn't think about it before I was finished drilling.

-gerald


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I'm flattered to have my layout used, but you're exactly right about the "thru" jack. My next batch will have them! They are especially useful when hooked up with a Joystick.

Drew

Gerald Stevens <logo64@...> wrote:
Two comments on these modules. I stole the layout for the Dual slope panel
from someone else who posted it on the Yahoo groups site. I wish I had
thought about it a little more rather than just plagiarizing - it would
really benefit from an extra "thru" 1/8" jack... and at this point I didn't
leave room for it.

My "Dual tube VCA" would have also benefited from a feedback knob - I ended
up switching the CV pot over to a feedback knob, and I'll just use an
attenuator/multi I have elsewhere when I need one. I had space for a
feedback knob - I just didn't think about it before I was finished drilling.

-gerald

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Gerald Stevens <logo64@...> wrote: Greetings,

I tried unsuccessfully to post this link to SDIY from two separate accounts
- I think that SDIY must filter everything that comes from me like it was
spam.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhYi-nMuW8I

This video was meant to showcase Ian Fritz's EZ chaos module, but
it also showcases the CGS Slope detector fairly well too. Don't know how I
lived without it. Also be on the lookout for the tubeVCA.

Two comments on these modules. I stole the layout for the Dual slope panel
from someone else who posted it on the Yahoo groups site. I wish I had
thought about it a little more rather than just plagiarizing - it would
really benefit from an extra "thru" 1/8" jack... and at this point I didn't
leave room for it.

My "Dual tube VCA" would have also benefited from a feedback knob - I ended
up switching the CV pot over to a feedback knob, and I'll just use an
attenuator/multi I have elsewhere when I need one. I had space for a
feedback knob - I just didn't think about it before I was finished drilling.

-gerald

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> My "Dual tube VCA" would have also benefited from a feedback knob - I ended
> up switching the CV pot over to a feedback knob, and I'll just use an
> attenuator/multi I have elsewhere when I need one. I had space for a
> feedback knob - I just didn't think about it before I was finished drilling.

It's good to see one actually built though. I'm still looking for
inspiration for
my panel.

Louis