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thundarr
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That soundlab is awe-inspiring, Lars. Really nice.
Here's my first ever module, a stripboarded MFOS noise cornucopia... Fibreboard panel, biro lettering a-go-go!
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TekniK
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Location: Germany
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| thundarr wrote: | That soundlab is awe-inspiring, Lars. Really nice.
Here's my first ever module, a stripboarded MFOS noise cornucopia... Fibreboard panel, biro lettering a-go-go! |
where can i find such fibreboards? i've always only thought about plexiglass as an alternative for alu-panels, but thats somehow cool too !!!
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thundarr
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Dan Lavin
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Not sure why I haven't posted anything earlier. I have a couple more things that I should finish this year.
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| Synsonics modded per RichardC64's mods listed on Burnkit 2600 website. |
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| I re-paneled my TH Midi to Trigger and Snare+ and Craig Anderton HipBass Drum. The open panel spot is for the Ken Stone Cynare. This rack and the Synsonics will form my hardware analog drum kit. |
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| This is a re-cased M-Audio 88e. Finally....I have a decent 88 key keyboard. |
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| Finished my modular after 2 years!!! Yea!! From top to bottom: TH MTS-100 Midi to CV/Gate-Trigger, TH SN-Voice #1, TH SN-Voice #2, TH Super Controller, Dual VCA/Dual ADSR based on PAIA CEM3330/3310 pcbs, Dual CEM3340 VCO's, Moog LPF/VCA and dual ADS env |
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Dan Lavin
Joined: Nov 09, 2006
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Location: Spring Lake, Mi, USA
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| oops, the last part of my description of my modular got cut off. The crowded 2u on the bottom contains a Moog LPF, dual Moog ADS and VCA (essentually the arse-end of a minimoog) and a MFOS SV VCF....that 2u is the most packed of all my modules! On top of the modular is a rack-mounted SR&D Rockman IIb....compressor, EQ,analog chorus, reverb and distortion unit. Makes your cheap strat sound just like late 1970's Boston...or 1980's ZZ Top. Not sure why I keep it there. |
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richardc64
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Love the re-packaged keyboard. The percussion unit and modular are impressive, too.
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Dan Lavin
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Richard,
yeah the M-Audio 88e isn't a bad keyboard, but it is very light with a thin plastic case. Any real piano player is going to end up with it on the ground after a couple of bars. The wood case gives it some mass so I can dig into the keys a little more.
Incidently this was another "not working and something is rattling around inside" ebay find for cheap. Plugging in a proper wallwart, everything was fine out of the gate. The "rattle" ended up being a quarter that must have fallen in between the keys! 90%+ of my non-working ebay buys are 100% working and the others are 15-30 minute fixes of simple things like jacks and switches.
I did splurge and spent money on a frontpanel designer panel, though. I don't have a good way to machine nice looking square holes for the pitch bend and mod wheels or the slot for the volume slider. |
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rjd2
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Stream Operator
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More Gear Porn! I want more Gear Porn! Show us your jacks, your switches, your pots and dials. Amaze us with circuitry all wired neatly. Give us this day our daily modular, and forgive us our power consumption. OK, heh, I'll stop. 
Les
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neandrewthal
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| Inventor wrote: | More Gear Porn! I want more Gear Porn!
Les |
You rang.
Klee with bridechamber panel:
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Dan Lavin
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Neandrewthal,
That's awesome! I especially like the colored washers under the jacks!
regards, Dan |
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creekree
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Location: Morgenland Neukölln
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| antman49443 wrote: | | That's awesome! I especially like the colored washers under the jacks! |
i think these are the actual nuts. |
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RF
Joined: Mar 23, 2007
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Location: Northern Minnesota, USA
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Great job neandrewthal - looking good.
I wasn't aware that those panels were available yet - I've been waiting on them.
I'm off to spend some $$ @ bridechamber 
bruce
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adambee7
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That's a babe mate. Wiring nice and neat too. Good stuff man.  |
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TekniK
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so far thats the most beautifull klee for me.
the layout with the different knobs combinations and colors works surprisely very well together |
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neandrewthal
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Thanks everyone. I only wish Rean made those soft touch knobs with pink pointers too 
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creatorlars
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TekniK
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| creatorlars wrote: | | Twins for the growing arsenal of modules in the drum cabinet! |
cool! |
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adambee7
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| creatorlars wrote: | | Twins for the growing arsenal of modules in the drum cabinet! |
nice. Need to get a percussion cabinet myself. When it's done whack up a few mp3s for us to here. |
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creatorlars
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| Quote: | | When it's done whack up a few mp3s for us to here. |
Will do. Right now it's got 9 voices (2x MPS, Clangora, UD-1, Cynare, 808 BD, 808 SD, 808 CP, 808 CB) and should have over 30 when done. The Midibox-based midi-to-trigger distribution bus is already in place. Need to finish up the rest of the 808 voices, since I already have panel space ready for them. |
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Skrog Productions
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| Lars - very nice, that drum synth is going well, how many more modules are you going for or have you set a cap ??? |
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Skrog Productions
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Thundarr - i like the fiber board panels, have you started your MFoS ball point pen collection, i'm at 14 right now .
What kind of system are you building up, is it abstract (noise, randomness) or a melodic (tuned vco's & cv convertor) |
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thundarr
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| Skrog Productions wrote: | Thundarr - i like the fiber board panels, have you started your MFoS ball point pen collection, i'm at 14 right now .
What kind of system are you building up, is it abstract (noise, randomness) or a melodic (tuned vco's & cv convertor) |
3 pens so far... I use them to do the labelling too  Nearly have the MFOS VCO and VCA done now, need to order some more boards from Ray next month
I'm aiming to do slow, sweeping drone stuff, along with slow, heavy doom bass... I'll need a keyboard eventually but it's not a priority
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