[sdiy] beginner

[Scott Gravenhorst]

My $.02 (US): The ASM-1 would be an excellent project
as well as an excellent musical instrument when you're
finished.  For me, hands on has worked the best.  Build
it.  You will probably encounter problems.  This list
is the place to ask the questions as they come up.
The building and troubleshooting of such a project will
be it's own teacher.  Lurk here too, I find most if not
all of the subjects interesting and educational for me
whether they apply directly to my projects or not.  So
read it all.  This has been a great "classroom" for me
as I imagine it has been for many.

And I thank all of my wonderful teachers here, yet again!

"Jimmy Gogas" <toothpick_77 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone can introduce me to the theory of building an 
>analog synthesizer. I've read almost every DIY site on the web, but none of 
>them seem to go deep enough on the theory/design of a synth (or sometimes 
>too deep). I'm currently in electrical engineering (still in university), so 
>I have some knowledge in electronics (but propably not enough). I would 
>really appreciate if someone can go into depth (or send me documents) on how 
>every module works. Since I'm a beginner at this, I will start will 
>something simple like the ASM-1. The reason I need to go into depth with 
>these modules, is because I might make my own modifications.
>
>I thank you all in advance.
>
>
>
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