[sdiy] Can I use an LM13600 in place of an LM13700 ?
TooManySynths
p8051 at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 4 16:11:19 CEST 2001
> > The other candidate for the same space, is
> Jurgen's
> > combination sample and hold, glide, glide and
> hold,
> > which will also fit if I leave off the output
> level
> > adjust control.
>
> I don't recommend this (or any other 13700 based
> circuit) for portamento. It's nice to smooth
> modulation
> signals, but it has too much offset modulation for
> (tuned) portamento applications.
What would your recommend then? Although, I generally
find that what is unbearable to some is quite usable
to others. For me, portamento is that thing you use
to make squelchy 303 type sounds. I like the porta in
my SH101 which has been modded to be gate switchable.
Ok, so on the top of my list is either a simple VC
portamento, or some sort of sample and hold.
Here is an overview of the final design of my first
panel.
3 VCO (2 lf switchable)
Korg 2069 VCF/VCA
CEM 3372 Multimode (6 modes, three at a time)
2 VC ADSR, CEM 3310, 1 with VCADSR, 1 with VC
something ( 2 inputs, I haven't decided) and A/D
phase logic outputs.
PAIA 9710, unnormaled to provide
Stereo VCA with VC pan (used as primary output)
ADSR/LFO
Ring Mod
Noise
Lin to Exp converter
3 input audio mixer
3 input CV mixer
So, that's the first panel. There is one place left
with a single pot/rotary switch and four jacks, two of
which could be toggle switches. Larger modules will
go in the unpopulated frac rack but I want the panel
to be reasonably stand alone.
What would you put in the unpopulated set of five
holes.
Thanks
Daryl
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