[sdiy] Fun with LFSRs and such

[dan snazelle]

no doubt LFSR can serve double duty as all kinds of cool gate and CV sequencers!

(isnt the Klee based around one?)


thanks for the schematic!


On Mar 24, 2012, at 3:23 PM, Colin Hinz wrote:

> 
> A linear feedback shift register (LFSR) can be used as a pseudo-random
> noise source, as has been well documented here, there, everywhere.
> 
> But it becomes more interesting when it's used as a LF gate, and gets
> even more interesting when the taps are chosen with "good" noise
> not in mind. Long sequences of '1' or '0' intermingled with bursts
> of more random behaviour = golden!
> 
> So I present to you a circuit. I've got an LFSR which gates a NAND
> synth. Have a look at the schematic:
> 
> http://www.meccanion.com/circuits/LFSR_NAND_synth_Rev_C.pdf
> 
> No sounds uploaded yet, but imagine armaggedon taking place in a
> 1980s video arcade.....
> 
> - Colin
> 
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