[sdiy] Updated "Digisound Modular" web site

[Peachey, Dave]

> All,
> 
> I have undertaken a series of updates to my "Digisound 80 modular synth
> resource" web site (http://www.digisound80.synth.net/digisound).  It now
> includes virtually all the Digisound-related construction notes and other
> documentation to which I have access (with the exception of some papers on
> the 80-24 Polyphonic Keyboard Controller and the 80-25 MIDI-to-CV
> Converter and a number of PCB image files which are not, as yet, in a fit
> state to publish).  Some of the files are rather large but I don't want to
> sacrifice the image quality any more than I have already.
> 
> For those who are aware of this site, please note that I have changed the
> URL for the Digisound resource section to that shown above.  Anyone who
> may have a bookmarked link to this section of the site will need to amend
> it.  I have also amended the directory structure to use an "all lower
> case" naming convention (although I've discovered that there are still
> links on some of the pages requiring amendment which I'll address this
> evening) so, if you find a dead link to an internal page, this is the
> likeliest cause.
> 
> As always, comments, corrections and offers of additional material are
> appreciated - these will be credited as appropriate.  Note, also, that
> this email is cross-posted to both the AH and SDIY lists so please take
> care when responding.
> 
> Cheers
> Dave
> http://www.digisound80.synth.net/digisound


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