The new Turing Machine is finally finished. It is a random looping sequencer, with many improvements on the previous version:
* Rotary loop length switch
* Pulse out
* Two boards, includes Backpack circuit to drive expanders (compatible with old Music Thing expanders)
* Easier to build: a larger PCB in the same width, clock and noise circuits are more robust
* Noise level trimmer & reduced voltage in noise circuit to make circuit more robust with different noise transistors
* Compatible with existing Music Thing expanders
so i have all the parts for the ver1 lying around except for the pcbs. missed the last opportunity to buy them from thonk and now with the ver2 around, i'm wondering how much difference is there in terms of parts? i don't expect them to be identical
roger wrote:so i have all the parts for the ver1 lying around except for the pcbs. missed the last opportunity to buy them from thonk and now with the ver2 around, i'm wondering how much difference is there in terms of parts? i don't expect them to be identical
Not identical, but limited changes - I'd guess maybe 10% different.
The_Crooked_Man wrote:Any chance there will be black panels to match the old expanders?
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I'll do a final run of the acrylic panels but I won't be making new acrylic designs for the new modules. But I will be releasing all the manufacturing files for them and details on getting them made. So it would be quite simple for someone to make new designs to match.
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The_Crooked_Man wrote:Any chance there will be black panels to match the old expanders?
I won't be manufacturing the acrylic panels any more but I will be releasing all the manufacturing files for them and details on getting them made. So it would be quite simple for someone to make new designs to match.
So you won't be clearing your acrylic stocks anymore?
The_Crooked_Man wrote:Any chance there will be black panels to match the old expanders?
I won't be manufacturing the acrylic panels any more but I will be releasing all the manufacturing files for them and details on getting them made. So it would be quite simple for someone to make new designs to match.
So you won't be clearing your acrylic stocks anymore?
Sorry I should be more specific, I am going to do another run first. But i'm not producing a design for the new module in the old styles.
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Bamboombaps wrote:Awesome been looking out for this.. Mabye ill get this one to lock
The little trimmer (behind the hole between write & scale) is designed to make that easier.
Brilliant stuff. Btw if I replaced a resistor with a trimmer in my original one could I trim the locking problem away? If so any idea which one? Or is it all different now?
So, I understand locking to the left with the length selector 16 makes the loop length 32. Does it then mean the other length values on the selector will be doubled when locked to the left?
ambrohski wrote:So, I understand locking to the left with the length selector 16 makes the loop length 32. Does it then mean the other length values on the selector will be doubled when locked to the left?
Bamboombaps wrote:Awesome been looking out for this.. Mabye ill get this one to lock
The little trimmer (behind the hole between write & scale) is designed to make that easier.
Brilliant stuff. Btw if I replaced a resistor with a trimmer in my original one could I trim the locking problem away? If so any idea which one? Or is it all different now?