Paul S. wrote:
> It turns out that a simple, 1U wide MS-20 filter with 3 controls (Cutoff,
Q, and MOD DEPTH)
> and 4 jacks (IN, OUT, 1V/OCT IN, VARIABLE IN) could be whipped up in no
time. Cost
> would be $89, same as EG kit! (BTW: this is about as cheap as I can make
a kit and at
> least break even).
>
> The circuit is easy to build (a single-sided pcb is all thats needed). I
> don't have a MS-20, but lots of folks love the "Korg Twang".
>
> Any interest???
Sure Paul,
In my limited experience, it seems that the filters seem to be the one
single element that makes the biggest difference in sound in a synth with a
fixed architecture (well other than modulation routings). So, it seems to
reason that having different types of filters would broaden one's modular
pallet.
So, count me in. I think I will require one of every filter you make and
two of the ones I get, use and really like. I like the sound of my MS-20.
But, I like the filters better in my Micromoog.
Larry