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Mr. Braska has left Dr. Usson.....

Fonik!! It is your turn now!!! He is coming your way Wink

You know the guy nicknamed "Sound" here, in electro-music?

well. his lab exposed:

http://www.synthfrog.com/general/2009/sound-on-sound/

Mr. Braska just left blogger.com lease and now has his own house at http://www.synthfrog.com .

For any of you that had subscribed in his blogger feed, well, it won't be getting any updates anymore ...

New update. Mr. Braska is on his way home from Tigrics.hu.

Next stops: France, Netherlands and Sweden!

Well, count me in for at least 5 of them.

First trip!!

Mr. Braska is at http://vinnui.blogspot.com 's house!!

Looky here http://synth-diy.blogspot.com/2009/10/mr-braska-chez-vinnuis.html

At the blog there is a map where you can see ...

I just started a project where Braska, the synth frog travels around the earth and visits fellow DIYers.
There, the host of the frog will shoot photos of him inside his lab and on his DIY and analog ...

Thank you very much for your answer!

this means that the rest of the VCO is probably right!

Thanks again for your wonderful designs. Ive also made a moog filter clone from your designs and it ...

Ummmm it is not a tempco Sad

It is a simple 1K 1% resistor.

Embarassed

With such a resistor is so much drift normal ?

Anyway, Thank you very much for such swift answer!!!!!

PS. Where can ...

Hi there again,

after long sessions of debugging I finally made it to work. The only issue I have now is that it drifts a LOT!. When I blow hot air with my mouth on the LM394 + resistor (not tempc ...

Hi there again,

I followed your advice and doublechecked each component. There was one busted 10Ω resistor that gave wrong voltage to the TL074s.

Now, it sounds like something resembling a VCO ...

Hi there,

I recently made two VCOs but when I test them, they do nothing. Well at some times there is a low freq noise coming out of all the outputs. The power is ok. I get 27-28V between rails. A ...

I'm looking at the presentations right now!!!

THANKS! Smile

Will look into it asap. Didn't know they have the circuitry on board!!!!

Hi ericcoleridge,

Using capacitive switches would be my dream but it requires additional circuitry for each of the sensors and it will make it very complex. It might be feasible through other means ...

Hi there Luka,

what exactly do you mean by interfacing it to a mbSEQ3?

There is midi out which can go to the sequencer but other than that, it is a completely different thing. They share no com ...

Hi there,

I just built a simple Harmonic table keyboard (in the likes of the C-Thru music's expensive thingies). It is a quite simple project and involves a lot of switches , a midibox core module ...

WOW Thanks!! I was left to think that international shipping still costs over $50.

Thank you very much guys, this was a real eye opener.

Thanks a lot for your answer! I will get some of both to check out the differences. If they are compatible, the CA3046 sourcing problem might be solved!

(BTW Mouser also lists me NTE based ICs as d ...

Hi all,

mouser, when queried, states that NTE912 is a Cross Reference Match For: CA3046

This is the spec sheet of NTE912.
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/900to999/pdf/nte912.pdf

is this a dire ...

Hi there again,

I just made a new shell for the fraktalSynth I posted about above.
The name still remains babyBotte because I liked it so much.
Its shelter now is an IKEA container which I pr ...

Hi all,

I have been watching this forum for some time but this is my first time
posting. It's my first time having something to show too Smile

I made the fraktal Synth and put it in a shoebox (h ...

Author	Message
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 7:55 am Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Mr. Braska has left Dr. Usson..... Fonik!! It is your turn now!!! He is coming your way
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 3:05 pm Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	You know the guy nicknamed "Sound" here, in electro-music? well. his lab exposed: http://www.synthfrog.com/general/2009/sound-on-sound/
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 1:21 am Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Mr. Braska just left blogger.com lease and now has his own house at http://www.synthfrog.com . For any of you that had subscribed in his blogger feed, well, it won't be getting any updates anymore ...
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:58 pm Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	New update. Mr. Braska is on his way home from Tigrics.hu. Next stops: France, Netherlands and Sweden!
Topic: Anybody need 566 chips?
akorbeti Replies: 45 Views: 48924	Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 1:08 am Subject: Anybody need 566 chips? Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
akorbeti Replies: 45 Views: 48924	Well, count me in for at least 5 of them.
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:37 am Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	First trip!! Mr. Braska is at http://vinnui.blogspot.com 's house!! Looky here http://synth-diy.blogspot.com/2009/10/mr-braska-chez-vinnuis.html At the blog there is a map where you can see ...
Topic: A project to get to know us better (and a frog).
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 2:19 pm Subject: A project to get to know us better (and a frog). Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 17 Views: 5282	I just started a project where Braska, the synth frog travels around the earth and visits fellow DIYers. There, the host of the frog will shoot photos of him inside his lab and on his DIY and analog ...
Topic: VCO - how to debug
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 2:24 am Subject: VCO - how to debug Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Thank you very much for your answer! this means that the rest of the VCO is probably right! Thanks again for your wonderful designs. Ive also made a moog filter clone from your designs and it ...
Topic: VCO - how to debug
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 12:54 am Subject: VCO - how to debug Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Ummmm it is not a tempco It is a simple 1K 1% resistor. With such a resistor is so much drift normal ? Anyway, Thank you very much for such swift answer!!!!! PS. Where can ...
Topic: VCO - how to debug
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 12:24 am Subject: VCO - how to debug Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Hi there again, after long sessions of debugging I finally made it to work. The only issue I have now is that it drifts a LOT!. When I blow hot air with my mouth on the LM394 + resistor (not tempc ...
Topic: VCO - how to debug
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 2:56 pm Subject: VCO - how to debug Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Hi there again, I followed your advice and doublechecked each component. There was one busted 10Ω resistor that gave wrong voltage to the TL074s. Now, it sounds like something resembling a VCO ...
Topic: VCO - how to debug
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:08 pm Subject: VCO - how to debug Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 8 Views: 7028	Hi there, I recently made two VCOs but when I test them, they do nothing. Well at some times there is a low freq noise coming out of all the outputs. The power is ok. I get 27-28V between rails. A ...
Topic: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 1:37 pm Subject: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	I'm looking at the presentations right now!!! THANKS!
Topic: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 1:04 pm Subject: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Will look into it asap. Didn't know they have the circuitry on board!!!!
Topic: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 12:36 am Subject: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Hi ericcoleridge, Using capacitive switches would be my dream but it requires additional circuitry for each of the sensors and it will make it very complex. It might be feasible through other means ...
Topic: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 4:55 am Subject: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Hi there Luka, what exactly do you mean by interfacing it to a mbSEQ3? There is midi out which can go to the sequencer but other than that, it is a completely different thing. They share no com ...
Topic: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:57 am Subject: DIY Harmonic Table keyboard Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
akorbeti Replies: 10 Views: 3599	Hi there, I just built a simple Harmonic table keyboard (in the likes of the C-Thru music's expensive thingies). It is a quite simple project and involves a lot of switches , a midibox core module ...
Topic: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2008 7:27 am Subject: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	WOW Thanks!! I was left to think that international shipping still costs over $50. Thank you very much guys, this was a real eye opener.
Topic: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2008 12:32 am Subject: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	Thanks a lot for your answer! I will get some of both to check out the differences. If they are compatible, the CA3046 sourcing problem might be solved! (BTW Mouser also lists me NTE based ICs as d ...
Topic: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 1:23 pm Subject: NTE912 as a replacement for CA3046 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
akorbeti Replies: 6 Views: 17006	Hi all, mouser, when queried, states that NTE912 is a Cross Reference Match For: CA3046 This is the spec sheet of NTE912. http://www.nteinc.com/specs/900to999/pdf/nte912.pdf is this a dire ...
Topic: PIC-based fraktal synth
akorbeti Replies: 194 Views: 291493	Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 3:24 pm Subject: babyBotte repackaged Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
akorbeti Replies: 194 Views: 291493	Hi there again, I just made a new shell for the fraktalSynth I posted about above. The name still remains babyBotte because I liked it so much. Its shelter now is an IKEA container which I pr ...
Topic: PIC-based fraktal synth
akorbeti Replies: 194 Views: 291493	Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 3:53 am Subject: shoeBox fraktalSynth Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
akorbeti Replies: 194 Views: 291493	Hi all, I have been watching this forum for some time but this is my first time posting. It's my first time having something to show too I made the fraktal Synth and put it in a shoebox (h ...