My choices, in order, are:
1) Dual VCA w/Pan/Fade
2) Pulse Divider
3) uVCO
Huh? Oh, whoops! That was my list from 2001.
Ok, my list is:
1) Dual VCA w/Pan/Fade
2) Envelope Follower/Compressor
3) Rhythm Wheel
4) JH interpolating scanner
5) JH-5 style dual LPF
6) VC Phase Shifter
Crap, that was from 2003.
Uhm.. ok, try this:
1) Pulse Width Multiplier
2) VC Ratio Divider
3) Dual 10000s Delay
4) Matrix-12 15-mode VCF
5) Munging Decimator
6) Vibrato Source
Ah frack!! That was 2005.
Ok, for real this time:
1) Cloud Gen
2) SEM VCF
3) Rhythm Whee..err, I mean FFB/parametric EQ boards
George (having a difficult time focusing)
Paul Schreiber wrote:
> After reading everyone's inputs for what is desired for a DIY/pc board only
> (or module, but all in old fashioned through-hole technology) I've decided
> to work on the SEM VCF with Voltage-Controlled Output Morphing.
>
> For all you solder jockeys out there, it will be as complicated as the
> MOTM-480 VCF. But with ∗more∗ parts. Yippee.
>
> In order to take advantage of all it can do, it will have 6 panel controls
> but 11 jacks. I plan to use a standard BR-1 bracket/MOTM pc board size
> ∗unless∗ the layout goes south and won't fit. It will be ∗very∗ dense.
>
> There will be 2 audio inputs, voltage-controlled resonance and
> voltage-controlled output morphing (along with HP/BP/LP/Notch ∗fixed∗
> outputs). The MORPH sweeps between HP/BP/LP on a dedicated output.
>
> Even though it uses 'vintage' op amps, I just checked Digikey/Mouser and
> they have tons in stock. There are several LM13700 dual OTAs but again not
> an issue.
>
> So, one last 'poll':
>
> What would you rather see ∗first∗:
>
> a) some sort of FFB/parametric EQ boards?
>
> b) the SEM VCF boards?
>
> c) the Cloud Generator in all it's assembled SMT glory?
>
> Paul S.