There is still work to clean the site up some more. I spent way too much
time on it
yesterday, I have to move on to other stuff. But I agree with all your
points. I will
have time next week on "vacation" (yea...right!) to clean up every page,
remove
all the references to kits, etc.
The Cloud Generator Expander allows control of all the internals of the
'520.
I uses USB or a panels editor (4x20 LCD and encoders). The filters are for
controlling
bandwidth of noise and LFOs into the SPREAD and CHAOS portions of the
modulation
matrix.
I don't have the panel 100% designed, I am working on the schematics today
and tomorrow
and maybe someone will be able to create one. It is a 3U wide panel, has 5
jacks along the bottom
row (SAW OUT, TRI OUT, CHAOS CV OUT, AUX CV IN and PATCH SELECT IN.
There is a USB connector (type 'B') and 3 NKK JSF-15SP2 square tact switches
(above the jacks
in a horizontal row). The top portion is the LCD and 6 rotary encoder: 3
along the top edge
and 3 along the bottom edge of the LCD (like an Oberheim Xpander). The
display is 4 lines x 20char
and is 'reverse' backlit (yellow-green characters on a black background).
The FFB is there because now that it is not a kit, I can make it in
SMT/trhu-hole 'hybrid'
for a LOT less than before.
Paul S.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth Elhardt" <elhardt@...>
To: "MOTM List" <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] Site update/MOTM-730 photo
> Paul S. writes:
>>>In the past week I had 4 emails from folks assuming I was no longer in
> business because my website was old and stale as a piece of bread behind
> the
> fridge.<<
>
> I've also noticed that. And even now that it's been updated, I'm more
> confused than ever. Modules that were announced to be discontinued a long
> while ago are still there. Some still show kit prices when I thought
> there
> were no more kits. The FFB which was also announced as a dead project do
> to
> little interest suddenly has new pricing (assemebled price is now lower
> than
> old kit price) and a new estimated delivery date. The cloud generator
> says
> it has 8 VCO's in one place (spreads apart the frequencies of 7 of the 8
> oscillators), yet in another place it says it has 16 oscillators. Plus it
> also has 48 filters and 48 lfos? I don't see any controls for 48 filters
> or
> lfos nor a description of their use in the module. How does one use 48 LP
> filters with only 8 or 16 oscillators anyway?
>
> Dazed and Confused.
> -Elhardt
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