<html><div style='background-color:'><DIV>Thank you guys for all the feedback.</DIV>
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<DIV>I might have forgotten to tell you that I actually know how to use a soldering iron. So actually implementing the circuit is not really a problem (even though I am almost certain that problems WILL arise). What I really need to figure out is the theory. I have many questions (most of them pretty "stupid" to your eyes) that deal with the calculations and theory. So what I was wondering is if someone can send me some info on the actual theory part. Theory for instance about what the CV and FM inputs actually do; the various stages of a VCO; how the ADSR actually control the VCA and VCF... What I'm trying to say is that I know what each module does (I've read all the sites many times), I just don't know the nitty gritty about how they go about doing it.</DIV>
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<DIV>As I said in the previous email, I'm currently in university, so don't be too shy about terminology. I've taken some basic circuit, electronics, filter, DSP, etc. courses, so I'm aware of most principles. </DIV>
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<DIV>I also wanted to note that I'm not really interested in buying a kit. I'm more interested in taking a certain schematic, putting it on a board, testing it, looking at the results and learning as I go.</DIV>
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