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TekniK
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| Dego wrote: | | Funky40 wrote: | you are building there a awesome modular technik !
hope i get someday the full picture to see |
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Thalassa
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| Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 11:28 am Post subject:
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My first finished project of this year MFOS Ultimate + Expander
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kkissinger
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The MFOS Ultimate looks great as well as Teknic's latest work, too. I am also impressed with droffset's simple mixer -- a very neat layout on perfboard. (My own perfboard work tends to be a little bit "unweildy".)
I'm just finishing up a CGS Modulo Magic module and will post a pic once I have it up-and-running.
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TekniK
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| Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 3:11 pm Post subject:
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| Thalassa wrote: | My first finished project of this year MFOS Ultimate + Expander
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Nice units,and great casing work it seems!
Today i made one seq.switch module from matt,6 more to built! 
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Thalassa
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| Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:25 am Post subject:
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| TekniK wrote: | | Today i made one seq.switch module from matt,6 more to built! |
Your modular is awesome and also your building speed  |
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fonik
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| Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 12:15 pm Post subject:
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| Thalassa wrote: | | My first finished project of this year MFOS Ultimate + Expander |
that's a real beauty! perfect choice of colors IMHO!
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fonik
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| Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 12:17 pm Post subject:
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| TekniK wrote: | | Today i made one seq.switch module from matt,6 more to built! |
your panel designs are more than awesome! each modul has it's special look, and all modules fit in the whole system as well. great concept!
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Thalassa
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| Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 1:18 am Post subject:
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| fonik wrote: | | that's a real beauty! perfect choice of colors IMHO! |
Thanks Fonik |
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TekniK
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Dual X-pan from matt:
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mono-poly
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kkissinger
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The chips that I needed for Modulo Magic arrived -- they are installed and the module now works properly.
A new CGS40 Modulo Magic module lives!
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| The top case (temporary) contains all that I've built in 2010. Next step is to built the permanant case that will hold six additional modules. The Klee Sequencer is purposely non-standard width to accomodate the case that will match the main case. |
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TekniK
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| For what is the place reserved above the B-52 panel kevin? |
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andrewF
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| j.dilisio wrote: | Here's a sequencer panel I've been working on for a while.
There's a Klee in the center flanked by two Ryk 185 sequencers.
This thing is a blast!
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I knew I'd seen these synths somewhere before
http://spectrum.ieee.org/slideshow/geek-life/hands-on/diy-analog-synths
enjoyed the vid
nice to see ieee taking an interest in the lo-tech side of electronics |
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Luka
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kkissinger
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| TekniK wrote: | | For what is the place reserved above the B-52 panel kevin? |
The top case is my original Aries case with space for 11 3"-wide modules.
Originally the synth was housed in three separate cases -- two 11 module cases and a home-made wing case on the left that holds the green switches, etc.
In 1983, I did away with the three separate cases and a woodworking friend of mine built the single case that houses all the Aries Modules and the left panel. I made no effort to make the inner dimension of the case a multiple of 3" -- I never expected to add anything to this synthesizer.
For the moment, my new modules are housed in one of the leftover 11-module Aries cases -- within a couple of months I will replace this case with a new case with an interior width to match the bottom case --
50 9/16 -- just short of 17 3"-wide modules. The Klee sequencer will be be the leftmost module -- and it is intentionally sized to fit the space (11 9/16"). Thus, all the modules will line up vertically across the synthesizer.
Teknik, your panel lettering is gorgeous -- how do you do it?
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TekniK
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| Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:53 am Post subject:
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Teknik, your panel lettering is gorgeous -- how do you do it? |
The black panels are laser engraved,and some logo's where vectorized. |
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joshco
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TekniK
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Emu remuance series,this is the dual ssm2050 adsr + its cv input unit.
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stolenfat
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i finished this one in laaaaaate 2009 when i was on xmas break from class, hope it still counts... its that orange thing. this is a shot from a recording session. Also in there, the diy stuff at least, if a modded casio with a full blown array of filters and lunneta style oscillators built into it (no circuit bending), and the green/black wired thing was an experiment gone wrong and now is a simple passive mixer.
the orange thing is on top: baby10 sequencer, with pulse driver, then controls and outs for the baby10, then some 555 noise oscillators, and then some more lunneta stuff, with a terrible(?) build of ray's wsg filter.
Heres me using the orange thing and current improvised set up at rock and roll performance featuring mostly "metal" and "hardcore" music in Oakland, California.
The promoters were nice enough to allow my noise troupe, Chief Grand Cherokee, to open the evening with a mood setting blast of harsh noise. Hurray for Art!
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ericcoleridge
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This is just about the nicest modular synth I've ever seen, diy or commercial.
| TekniK wrote: | | Emu remuance series,this is the dual ssm2050 adsr + its cv input unit. |
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adambee7
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| Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:20 am Post subject:
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| Teknik's stuff is the mutts nuts. Love to see a full picture of his system now he has his new modules. |
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sduck
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| Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 2:45 pm Post subject:
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Here's one I just finished -
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Skellz
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| Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 4:28 pm Post subject:
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Very nice sduck im jealous
Where did you get the joysticks? |
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sduck
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