oh no. This really hurts.

hehehe. Way cool.

I'm really looking forward to that unveiling - feed my dinsync addiction

sorry I missed this one - aren't the minisynths in 4U?
I haven't seen a picture of them. I might be really interested, for sure.

have you considered the alternative?


If you have a normal, very long cable, then you can stretch that across the room as you need it, and from *there* use a normal stackcable.

fantastic to see RYO get some love. I love my optodist, and I find myself thinking of excuses to get a second, hehe.

Great demo, btw. I think detuned saws going into the optodist is the most brilliant thing, so I'm glad to see that featured as well!

a solitary bump

I'll ask here: Does anyone know where to get a 32HP panel?

I'm desperate, but I don't want to cut aluminium myself, as I'm not really set up for it.

Alternatively, cheap 84HP full panels so that I can chop 'em myself. Hopefully cheaper than reichelt?

Yeah, I'm looking for some of these to do clarke58-style cgs panels, and I'm striking out.

finding 42hp is easy, but 32HP is nigh-on impossible.

you'll most likely be paying duty and paying for the extra shipping through a distributor in europe, too

Monobass wrote:

morphic wrote:price yet ?

looking like it should come in at the typical DIY/Retail kind of discount ratio.

this sounds almost like you're being deliberately vague :( I hope I'm not the only one who hasn't the foggiest about that ratio?

it didn't sound like there was interpolation on the knobs - which means pitch and frequency changes will be steppy.

I'm interested to hear whether or not I'm wrong about that

PrimateSynthesis wrote:Many VCA's are AC-coupled.

Source? At the moment I can't really think of any that you can buy new.

in that mix you can basically skip from 0:28 until 1:09 - he has weird slapback thing going on all that time without noticing, for some reason...

it isn't an adsr, although it can be patched as one.

It's a voltage controlled slew, which essentially is an A/D or A/R envelope with vc over a and d/r.

...times 2.

soo satisfying:
http://www.tapdancinggoats.com/double-pendulum

@TheBradster: with the tta envelope and the maths you can make a nice chaotic system: lfo1->cv in on lfo2-> cv in on lfo3->cv in on lfo1 etc.

I'm in.

the befaco guys have one too. Theirs uses sliders, it's very classy.

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Another way to handle it would be to have a fixed bitrate, and then attenuation on the input + gain on the output...


That way you can get variable resolution, and lots of fun noise as a bonus.

making the clock slower didn't help much. it just made the envelopes blocky and distorted in a weird way. Huh... veeery interesting. I'd love to see a scope shot of it with the clock really slow. I mean, we envelope follow to generate modulation signals - a blocky modulation signal could be really ...

what do the PSUs look like?

concretic wrote:Isn't Erbe-Verb designed to have stereo output?

yeah, I was wondering that too. Guess this points towards mono out?

Most normal audio interfaces are able to clock a modular.

Just a hard pulse is needed, really.

However, now and then I run across ideas that involve a sample & hold and really, it seems like a normal and basic thing, and it never hurts to have a little more random in one's life, right? I personally make a strong distinction between "s+h" and "random". Particularly bec...

rasseru wrote:the addac forum is quiet aint it

this is off-topic, but that is exactly why I've been advising against starting sub-forums... they only lead to forum deserts.

Any matrix mixer will do.

I prefer the Doepfer 138m, I find the spacing of knobs is more sensible than on the Harvestman one. I really like it, and it's so much fun with feedback patches.

For more control, look at the VCA matrix as well.