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Topic: Adding a cycle input to the CGS Universal Slope |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 2 Views: 3900 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS |
| Have a look at the schematic for the CGS 75. It's a modified USG with a cycle switch |
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Topic: What to do with unused half of LM13700? |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 6 Views: 4753 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| @ JovianPyx - great tip for op amp usage - Nice one |
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Topic: What Do You Think Is The Clock out on PT2399 is for? |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 25 Views: 22207 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| oops - my bad. . . thinking of the wrong chip. Doh! | |
Topic: What Do You Think Is The Clock out on PT2399 is for? |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 25 Views: 22207 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| A thought - depending on how it behaves, possibly CLK out on the PT2399 could be used for linking another PT2399, giving stereo or ping-pong delays. | |
Topic: Turning an on-off-on switch into a three-way selector |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 13 Views: 11380 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Lunettas - circuits inspired by Stanley Lunetta |
| For the record, you can make a single pole one-to- three position switch with just a Dual pole on-on-on toggle. Attached diagram courtesy of Fonik. (Schalterkontact = Switch contact. )
cheers, Da ... |
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Topic: minimoog filter/vca board |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 6 Views: 9692 |
Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Parts and Components |
| Hi Don.
Here ya go..... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Moog-Minimoog-Model-D-Replacement-Faceplate-/301114110956?pt=Keyboards_MIDI&hash=item461bccb3ec cheers, Dave |
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Topic: minimoog filter/vca board |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 6 Views: 9692 |
Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Parts and Components |
Seems like spuddo is sorted then !
There's a guy in the States selling new Minimoog front panels. If only I had the money. . . cheers, Dave |
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Topic: minimoog filter/vca board |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 6 Views: 9692 |
Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Parts and Components |
| Hi Spuddo.
There are complete boards [url=http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Minimoog-vcf-board-New-tested-/311156777269?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Pro_Audio_Synthesisers_CV&hash=item487263a135]here. A b ... |
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Topic: Where can I find info on speech synthesizers? |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 11 Views: 6434 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Jim Patchell designed a vocal formant filter PCB, and Fonik built one from Jim's posted files. I believe it's voltage controllable, which gets you a little further along the way towards good control, ... | |
Topic: wildcat VS SH101 Slide-Glide (solved) |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 9 Views: 7243 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Hi Isak.
OK - couple of questions, and some thoughts. . . . What make is the MIDI2CV unit you are using? With the xox connected in GATED mode to the EFM slide, what is the GATE output when on ... |
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Topic: wildcat VS SH101 Slide-Glide (solved) |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 9 Views: 7243 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Hi Isak.
Do you have access to an oscilloscope? I think the key to this is to look at exactly what GATE signals the XOXbox and the MIDI2CV are outputting. If CV and GATE are the only two connection ... |
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Topic: I need a very simple mixer |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 12 Views: 9809 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| You might want to check out the TL061 - it uses quite a bit less current than the TL071, at the expense of some slight increase in noise. In practice any extra noise was not noticable in the one I bui ... | |
Topic: 4mm or 3.5mm Jack |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 3 Views: 2810 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Some thoughts. .
The major advantages of 3.5mm jacks are probably normalisation, and compatibility with standard eurorack modules. Normalisation can cut down the number of front panel components ... |
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Topic: CA3080 revived |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 30 Views: 25945 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Hi.
Something for the melting pot. . . [url=http://www.idea2ic.com/LM13600/LM13600.txt]this link within the main body of the earlier link explains exactly what the difference between the LM13600 an ... |
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Topic: CA3080 revived |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 30 Views: 25945 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Nice one. I think there'll be a lot of people happy about that. cheers, Dave |
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Topic: CA3080 revived |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 30 Views: 25945 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Looks hopeful. Found a post on DIYstompboxes.com about it. Here's an excerpt.
I've been in touch with Rochester Electronics about getting some CA3080AE ICs (8 pin DIP). I called Intersil about th ... |
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Topic: Green Omeg pots |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 23 Views: 14441 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| The question is do I try to replace the pots piecemeal, or just start again
The panel cut-out holes for alphas, if using, are smaller than for OMEG ECOs, so they wouldn't be a drop-in replacement. ... |
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Topic: Green Omeg pots |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 23 Views: 14441 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| I agree with all the above. I had some go bad quite quickly. Uing push-on knobs, or mechanical stress down the shaft into the pot seems to wreck them quite easily.
Alphas however, work fine and fee ... |
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Topic: Sine Subosc |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 18 Views: 8647 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| FWIW - on the OG3 schematic posted above, R11 doesn't actually need to be 49.9K - just use two 100K resistors in parallel (= 50K). Similarly, use 300K for R10 instead of 301K- it's a much more commo ... | |
Topic: Simple CMOS clock generator and divider |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 8 Views: 7250 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
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You might want to consider adding input protection to the 4024. It could be damaged with greater than 9V inputs from, say a modular. Maybe consider an op-amp based comparator, which will squar ... |
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Topic: Voltage controlled counter or 1-to-8-multiplexer? |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 34 Views: 20867 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Developers' Corner |
| There's also the 4067 16-channel mux/demux chip.
cheers, Dave |
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Topic: 3.5 Jack Plug/Socket woes |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 5 Views: 3906 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| Hi Andy.
There is a difference in types of socket, as well as jack. Several years back I did a bulk buy for me and a friend, of Cliff (doepfer-style) sockets. At the time there were two models; the ... |
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Topic: Need a saw to squarewave convertor |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 2 Views: 2497 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| ^ what buzby said.
Quite a few VCO designs use a comparator to derive a pulse/square from a TRI or SAW wave - you may find a building block ready to go in online schems for these. cheers, Dave |
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Topic: ondes martenot |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 240 Views: 337321 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| @axg20202
Jumpered. cheers, Dave |
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Topic: ondes martenot |
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| Dave Kendall Replies: 240 Views: 337321 |
Forum: DIY Hardware and Software |
| axg20202 of course, go ahead - it's a pretty standard circuit. You could add another 47pF cap in parallel with the 200K, and the 1k can be a 330 ohm resistor to bring it more in line with modern prac ... | |
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