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cloudscapes
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just a few
samplerate reducer + resonant LPF. losely based on the bugbrand bugcrusher with a bunch of added/fixed stuff. works on single power supply, and added nosie gate to stop bleed.
waveshaper LFO/envilope with storable shapes/presets (up to 800 samples per shape), plus random/noise LFO
simpler version of the above
transformer/diode ringmod with LPF and noise gate
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RF
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Beautiful Work!
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fonik
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| Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 12:05 am Post subject:
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great design.
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TekniK
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| Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 2:42 am Post subject:
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hollow earth pedal
nice designs |
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Funky40
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TekniK
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looks much better Funky40 a couple of these modules side by side.
it has some industrial lab aspect,i like them |
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neandrewthal
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| cloudscapes wrote: | | just a few |
 Those are stucking funning!
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| RKHobbs wrote: | | Finally found/made time to finish my Klee sequencer. |
That Klee is a beaut! I really love that panel. Where'd you get those tiny knobs?
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RKHobbs
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Thank you. I think those are Davies #1900 from Mouser.
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Skrog Productions
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RF
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That turned out real nice - Congrats!
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sduck
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Here's another blacet repaneling. I figured out how to do this one a little better than the last one - the pots won't fit onto a 3mm thick panel, but everything else I have is 3mm, so I put 1.5mm countersinks on each pot hole, and it fit perfectly. You can't see them, but they're there.
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TekniK
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i prefer these modules sduck then big large useless spaceconsuming frontpanels with big a la fakemoog knobs 
but i think when u fit it in the case the screws will 'touch' the graphic at bottom!? |
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sduck
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| TekniK wrote: | | i prefer these modules sduck then big large useless spaceconsuming frontpanels with big a la fakemoog knobs |
Ha! I hadn't realized my big large useless spaceconsuming frontpanels with big a la fakemoog knobs (you forgot with silly colors) were useless. I suppose you're right... 
Edit - I'm assuming here that TekniK is poking fun at my usual designs, which are big large useless spaceconsuming panels with big a la fakemoog knobs. I could be wrong.
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but i think when u fit it in the case the screws will 'touch' the graphic at bottom!? |
Yes, there's a bit of a "touch". But it's still readable, at least until put in a patch cord, then it's obscured anyway.
Hey - I moved the jack labels up a tad at your request - what more do you want? These are for MY own personal use, not yours! 
Edit again - oh, it wasn't you that told me to move the jack labels. Oh well. Hindsight is a valuable thing, and apparently something I can't always afford these days
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helitron
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:11 am Post subject:
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nice work here!
i toss my two pieces in here that i finished this month
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TekniK
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 1:22 pm Post subject:
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| sduck wrote: | | TekniK wrote: | | i prefer these modules sduck then big large useless spaceconsuming frontpanels with big a la fakemoog knobs |
Ha! I hadn't realized my big large useless spaceconsuming frontpanels with big a la fakemoog knobs (you forgot with silly colors) were useless. I suppose you're right...
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not realy, i like very much those collors ,and ofcource i love the moog look ,just jokin' ofcource but its true it takes much place ,its when comparing your both designs i felt in fact those modified modules u made are realy beautyfull,i think u have several made like that no?
do u place them all side by side in your system those 'slim-lines'?
helitron -> that bottom box is MEGA! |
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TekniK
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[quote="sduck"] | TekniK wrote: |
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but i think when u fit it in the case the screws will 'touch' the graphic at bottom!? |
Yes, there's a bit of a "touch". But it's still readable, at least until put in a patch cord, then it's obscured anyway.
Hey - I moved the jack labels up a tad at your request - what more do you want? These are for MY own personal use, not yours! |
Yes but u show them off and i like to watch them because they r nice,but not perfect
ow,yes i see u should take care of that when designing,but in fact i did not mean the legend here but the name of the module at bottom when u fit the module in the case the screws touch the graphic?
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sduck
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Teknik - don't worry, I was kidding. Yes, I'm trying to cut down on size wherever possible here. I've completely run out of room in my cabinet, which currently is 3x24u (!) (soon to be 4x24u). All the blacet modules were in 2u panel adaptors, which made sense when I had a small system, but now they're taking up a lot of room, so these 1u versions make a lot of sense now.
Helitron - that box of randomness is totally awesome! I want one! |
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cloudscapes
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thanks guys! 
they're pretty different from the awesome modular stuff I see here, but rest assured, I do not use these *only* for guitar.
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this is fantastic! love it! looks nice and compact too
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TekniK
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:38 am Post subject:
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| RKHobbs wrote: | | Finally found/made time to finish my Klee sequencer. |
realy nice aspect,and the layout design is superb |
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numbernone
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| helitron wrote: | nice work here!
i toss my two pieces in here that i finished this month
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OOOoOOoOoO...could you share what group of mods you hav eused for the 606. Mine is lying around unused, as it needs something like this to make it fun for me again.
Also the hordes of chaos is so beautiful. Like to see more things that look like instruments unto themselves rather than another module behind a faceplate. |
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helitron
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hi guys, happy you like the hordes. went quite fast since I had the populated modules lying around for years. just needed the pult and the hardware.
regarding the 606 mods, I used the ones available online, especially mungo and confused machines.
http://mungo.com.au/tr606.html
http://www.confusedmachines.com/
cheers, hel |
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TekniK
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| Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:17 am Post subject:
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| Fonik PS Resonators |
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creatorlars
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| Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:53 am Post subject:
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| Gorgeous! Are you silkscreening? |
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