[sdiy] Preliminary Living Vocoder BOM
JH.
jhaible at debitel.net
Wed Sep 1 09:50:15 CEST 2010
Yes. It's designed to connect a Matrix, like the EMS 5000, but "only" a 20 x
20 Matrix. (The EMS has 22 x 22.)
You can also use 40 jacks instead (20 Send, 20 Return, with the Return jacks
normalized to the Send of the same channel.)
Channel attenuator potentiometers also go into that send/return loop - you
wire them after the matrix or Return jack.
If you don't want to connect either, ju just put in 20 Jumpers on the
connectors.
The connectors have a 3rd pin, where you can deed an external CV for each
channel. This is basically the EMS 5000 concept. *And* you can use this with
a set of 20 potentiometers for a filterbank function during silence
bridging, like the Sennheiser Vocoder did.
Meanwhile thing is powerd up, and there was no smoke. It stlill sounds
crappy, but it's just a matter of optimizing some component values. At least
it's alive, and not still-born. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gmmLl94NkM
http://www.jhaible.de/vocoder/living_vocoder.html
JH.
>
> You've done it!
>
> Does the standard board allow random patching of the channels?
> I.e. can you take the output of the analyzers to front panel buses,
> and back to inputs of the VCA's without having to scratch the PCB
> or sawing the board in two? :-)
>
> rick (in awe)
>
>
>
> On 14/07/2010 13:39, JH. wrote:
>> Preliminary Bill of Materials (BOM)
>>
>> http://www.jhaible.de/vocoder/living_vocoder_BOM.pdf
>>
>> A big thank you to Oscar Salas for spending hours to derive this from my
>> componets layout!
>>
>> Please note that it's a preliminary list. As I'm typing this, the
>> prototype
>> has not even been built yet. (PCB is ordered.)
>>
>> JH.
>>
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