MOTM idea
[22Hz] Productions
aphex at ksu.edu
Wed Sep 10 22:47:07 CEST 1997
On Wed, 10 Sep 1997, Dan Higdon wrote:
> Ah, a good point. That's the first "real" module I got for my current
> project. (After I'd built an LFO and VCA - nice and simple for my "learning
> curve" projects.)
Maybe (This is silly, but think about it) a passive dual-ringmod
circuit should come with the initial order, to aid in the learning curve.
There's no power to mess with, and the parts count is 4 transformers, 8
germanium diodes, and 6 jacks. It'd let you get the hang of soldering,
mounting, and reading schematics (though limited) and it's a pretty
foolproof circuit. It's so small, in fact, that it could be a 1.5"
module.. (hey..) and that way even if the VCF/LFO/VCA/EG/VCO are all 3"..
you still use most of the space in the basic cabinet. (16.5")
Alternately, a simple 3-in, 1 out mixer would be a great early project..
It's also pretty low-impact, and could be used right off the bat (who
doesn't need more mixer channels?)
> In that case, maybe the core set could be (in order):
> VCF, LFO, VCA, EG, VCO
I like that order..
> Sign me up if it happens too! Oh yeah, and I'd like to see module >
prices stay around $100us, if not lower. :-)
Definitely. =)
Jason
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