[sdiy] Muse musings

[Tim Ressel]

Scott,

It wasn't a construction article. It wasn't even a
schematic. More of a block diagram and a few words.
The rest was left to the reader to figure out. 

It's a simple circuit. I used a Xilinx part on mine,
but you could easily use TTL or CMOS to do it. The one
part they were unclear/incomplete on was the output
passibilities. That's what I'm struggling with right
now.

--tr

--- "Scott Evans, Gen Mgr" <esresource at earthlink.net>
wrote:
> Hey Tim,
> 
> Is the construction article/schematics available
> anywhere besides 
> Chamberlin's book? I don't think it is print
> anymore, is it?
> 
> Scott
>
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> Tim Ressel wrote:
> > Hey gang,
> > 
> > A while ago I built the Muse out of the Chamberlin
> > book. It is a sequence generator consisting of a
> > divider chain and shift register driven off of a
> > variable clock. the input of the shift register
> has a
> > parity tree on it, the inputs of which can be
> > connected to any og the shifter of counter
> outputs. My
> > version so far has only an 8-bit DAC for an
> output.
> > The DAC inputs can connect to any of the outputs.
> > 
> > I've been looking to expand it, and I think I know
> > how: The good ol' DG408. 8-to-1 mux with TTL
> inputs. A
> > few of those along with a set of jacks with note
> > voltages on them will make a nifty little bugger.
> > It'll do sequences or random notes from a list you
> > choose. 
> > 
> > Groovy, eh?
> > 
> > --tr
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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