Things on the Net

[Mikko Helin]

Yes, I like the idea of putting up a web page on actual building of
analog synths, with as much pictures as possible. But what I first
like to see is the usual FAQ file, with questions and answers, put
on synth-diy home page at horus.sara.nl, like:

[synth_diy_faq.txt]

Q: What books on electronics should I get?

A: Look for these:

"The Art of Electronics" (second edition) by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill
ISBN 0-521-37095-7 and is published by Cambridge University Press.

(and so on)
This information is already there on the AH and synth-diy mailing list
archives, but somebody could collect it together. So, what you think about it?

-Mikko

> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm currently in the process of putting together some Web pages with Erik the
> Viking detailing  some of the basic techniques discussed on the list. Hyperreal
> are happy to host the finnished submissions, so it could turn into a useful
> resource to complement Music Machines etc.
> 
> I'm initially looking for your suggestions for important topics to include,
> initially I don't want anything too specific, but just ideas on how most of you
> approach synth building 
> 
> eg would you prefer the site split for building modulars/rack/keyboard units or
> according to circuit/construction characteristics VCOs/VCFs/Panels etc
> 
> If you have suggestions for the main topics let me know.
> 
> I'm also looking for useful submissions to include in order to get the site up
> and running. These can be text, graphics, or internet addresses. I can accept
> most major formats PC/Mac or Unix.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Stuart
> 
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